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Scorecard in the NCTA v. PCTA Amateur Opinions on NPRM 05-143:
As of 16 Sep 05, WT Docket 05-235 Comments on Test Element 1 Elimination/Retention tabulation: ALL to Date Since FR Notice -------------- --------------- Grand Total 2321 350 Indeterminate (note 1) 138 29 Value for Percentages 2183 321 Against NPRM (note 2) 653 [29.91%] 99 [30.84%] For NPRM (note 3) 1194 [54.70%] 160 [49.84%] Test Extra Only (note 4) 336 [15.39%] 62 [19.31%] The ECFS did not list any filings for 16 Sep 05 as of Noon EDT on 17 Sep 05. The above includes two added filings for 15 Sep 05. Notes: Notice of NPRM 05-143 appeared in Federal Register for 31 August and established official end of Comments as 31 October 2005 and official end of Replies to Comments as 14 November 2005. The left column indicates totals for ALL dates. Right column indicates all totals beginning 31 August 2005 to day of this scorecard. It is unknown whether or not the FCC will consider Comments entered prior to 31 August 2005, hence the two column format used here. Fixed-font spacing used throughout. 1. Includes duplicate postings from same individual, "joke" or "test" entries which do not have a valid address, or polemicizing a personal pet peeve which has nothing to do with the NPRM, individuals not understanding the scope and purpose of the NPRM, one foreign citizen submission, and six who were commenting on another matter having nothing to do with amateur radio regulations. 2. Includes only those who are whole-heartedly AGAINST the NPRM and against dropping any code testing. 3. Includes only those who are whole-heartedly FOR the NPRM and the abolition of the morse code test. NPRM itself (first docket document on 15 July) is counted as a "for." 4. These are "in-betweeners" who wish to retain the code test for the "highest" class (Extra) but will accept eliminating the code test for other classes. Percentages are calculated from Grand Total less Indeterminates. Stay tuned...the future of U.S. amateur radio is being made, like it or not. |
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Scorecard in the NCTA v. PCTA Amateur Opinions on NPRM 05-143:
As of 19 Sep 05, WT Docket 05-235 Comments on Test Element 1 Elimination/Retention tabulation: ALL to Date Since FR Notice -------------- --------------- Grand Total 2357 386 Indeterminate (note 1) 141 32 Value for Percentages 2216 350 Against NPRM (note 2) 670 [30.23%] 116 [32.77%] For NPRM (note 3) 1209 [54.56%] 175 [49.44%] Test Extra Only (note 4) 337 [15.21%] 63 [17.80%] Notes: Notice of NPRM 05-143 appeared in Federal Register for 31 August and established official end of Comments as 31 October 2005 and official end of Replies to Comments as 14 November 2005. The left column indicates totals for ALL dates. Right column indicates all totals beginning 31 August 2005 to day of this scorecard. It is unknown whether or not the FCC will consider Comments entered prior to 31 August 2005, hence the two column format used here. Fixed-font spacing used throughout. 1. Includes duplicate postings from same individual, "joke" or "test" entries which do not have a valid address, or polemicizing a personal pet peeve which has nothing to do with the NPRM, individuals not understanding the scope and purpose of the NPRM, one foreign citizen submission, and six who were commenting on another matter having nothing to do with amateur radio regulations. 2. Includes only those who are whole-heartedly AGAINST the NPRM and against dropping any code testing. 3. Includes only those who are whole-heartedly FOR the NPRM and the abolition of the morse code test. NPRM itself (first docket document on 15 July) is counted as a "for." 4. These are "in-betweeners" who wish to retain the code test for the "highest" class (Extra) but will accept eliminating the code test for other classes. Percentages are calculated from Grand Total less Indeterminates. Stay tuned...the future of U.S. amateur radio is being made, like it or not. |
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Scorecard in the NCTA v. PCTA Amateur Opinions on NPRM 05-143:
As of 20 Sep 05, WT Docket 05-235 Comments on Test Element 1 Elimination/Retention tabulation: ALL to Date Since FR Notice -------------- --------------- Grand Total 2367 396 Indeterminate (note 1) 144 35 Value for Percentages 2223 361 Against NPRM (note 2) 672 [30.23%] 118 [32.69%] For NPRM (note 3) 1213 [54.57%] 179 [49.58%] Test Extra Only (note 4) 338 [15.20%] 64 [17.73%] Notes: Notice of NPRM 05-143 appeared in Federal Register for 31 August and established official end of Comments as 31 October 2005 and official end of Replies to Comments as 14 November 2005. The left column indicates totals for ALL dates. Right column indicates all totals beginning 31 August 2005 to day of this scorecard. It is unknown whether or not the FCC will consider Comments entered prior to 31 August 2005, hence the two column format used here. Fixed-font spacing used throughout. 1. Includes duplicate postings from same individual, "joke" or "test" entries which do not have a valid address, or polemicizing a personal pet peeve which has nothing to do with the NPRM, individuals not understanding the scope and purpose of the NPRM, one foreign citizen submission, and six who were commenting on another matter having nothing to do with amateur radio regulations. 2. Includes only those who are whole-heartedly AGAINST the NPRM and against dropping any code testing. 3. Includes only those who are whole-heartedly FOR the NPRM and the abolition of the morse code test. NPRM itself (first docket document on 15 July) is counted as a "for." 4. These are "in-betweeners" who wish to retain the code test for the "highest" class (Extra) but will accept eliminating the code test for other classes. Percentages are calculated from Grand Total less Indeterminates. Stay tuned...the future of U.S. amateur radio is being made, like it or not. |
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Does anybody know how to search the FCC database for this NPRM by
submitter's name? I'd like to find mine and copy it directly into a new comment to make sure I'm on the record. Jim |
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"RST Engineering" wrote Does anybody know how to search the FCC database for this NPRM by submitter's name? 1) Send your browser to http://gullfoss2.fcc.gov/prod/ecfs/comsrch_v2.cgi 2) In block 1 identify the proceeding ( 05-235 ) 3) In block 4 enter "Jim Weir" 4) Click "Retrieve Document List" 73, de Hans, K0HB -- Homepage: http://www.home.earthlink.net/~k0hb Member: ARRL http://www.arrl.org SOC http://www.qsl.net/soc VWOA http://www.vwoa.org A-1 Operator Club http://www.arrl.org/awards/a1-op/ TCDXA http://www.tcdxa.org MWA http://www.w0aa.org TCFMC http://www.tcfmc.org FISTS http://www.fists.org LVDXA http://www.upstel.net/borken/lvdxa.htm NCI http://www.nocode.org |
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From: K=D8=88B on Sep 20, 7:38 pm
"RST Engineering" wrote Does anybody know how to search the FCC database for this NPRM by submit= ter's name? 1) Send your browser to http://gullfoss2.fcc.gov/prod/ecfs/comsrch_v2.cgi 2) In block 1 identify the proceeding ( 05-235 ) 3) In block 4 enter "Jim Weir" 4) Click "Retrieve Document List" Right on! [leave the date blocks blank] Search can also be done by surname only. [try Garcell for someone who got too anxious...repeatedly...or Sparks] |
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Thanks. Now that I read the page carefully it is obvious how to make that
happen. Jim "KØHB" wrote in message nk.net... "RST Engineering" wrote Does anybody know how to search the FCC database for this NPRM by submitter's name? 1) Send your browser to http://gullfoss2.fcc.gov/prod/ecfs/comsrch_v2.cgi 2) In block 1 identify the proceeding ( 05-235 ) 3) In block 4 enter "Jim Weir" 4) Click "Retrieve Document List" 73, de Hans, K0HB |
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Scorecard in the NCTA v. PCTA Amateur Opinions on NPRM 05-143:
As of 10 Oct 05, WT Docket 05-235 Comments on Test Element 1 Elimination/Retention tabulation: ALL to Date Since FR Notice -------------- --------------- Grand Total 2530 557 Indeterminate (note 1) 158 48 Value for Percentages 2372 509 Against NPRM (note 2) 710 [29.93%] 155 [30.45%] For NPRM (note 3) 1301 [54.85%] 267 [52.46%] Test Extra Only (note 4) 361 [15.22%] 87 [17.09%] Notes: Notice of NPRM 05-143 appeared in Federal Register for 31 August and established official end of Comments as 31 October 2005 and official end of Replies to Comments as 14 November 2005. The left column indicates totals for ALL dates. Right column indicates all totals beginning 31 August 2005 to day of this scorecard. It is unknown whether or not the FCC will consider Comments entered prior to 31 August 2005, hence the two column format used here. Fixed-font spacing used throughout. 1. Includes duplicate postings from same individual, "joke" or "test" entries which do not have a valid address, or polemicizing a personal pet peeve which has nothing to do with the NPRM, individuals not understanding the scope and purpose of the NPRM, one foreign citizen submission, and six who were commenting on another matter having nothing to do with amateur radio regulations. 2. Includes only those who are whole-heartedly AGAINST the NPRM and against dropping any code testing. 3. Includes only those who are whole-heartedly FOR the NPRM and the abolition of the morse code test. NPRM itself (first docket document on 15 July) is counted as a "for." 4. These are "in-betweeners" who wish to retain the code test for the "highest" class (Extra) but will accept eliminating the code test for other classes. Percentages are calculated from Grand Total less Indeterminates. Stay tuned...the future of U.S. amateur radio is being made, like it or not. |
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wrote in message ups.com... : Scorecard in the NCTA v. PCTA Amateur Opinions on NPRM 05-143: : : As of 10 Oct 05, WT Docket 05-235 Comments on Test Element 1 : Elimination/Retention tabulation: : : ALL to Date Since FR Notice : -------------- --------------- : Grand Total 2530 557 : : Indeterminate (note 1) 158 48 : : Value for Percentages 2372 509 : : Against NPRM (note 2) 710 [29.93%] 155 [30.45%] : For NPRM (note 3) 1301 [54.85%] 267 [52.46%] : Test Extra Only (note 4) 361 [15.22%] 87 [17.09%] Quiteclose voting 55% against with retention any Morse test, 45% for retention of some level of Morse test. BGO -- "I have never made but one prayer to God, a very short one: "O Lord, make my enemies ridiculous." And God granted it." - Voltaire |
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Gr=FCmw=EEtch th=EB =DCnfl=E3pp=E5bl=EA wrote: wrote in message ups.com... : Scorecard in the NCTA v. PCTA Amateur Opinions on NPRM 05-143: : : As of 10 Oct 05, WT Docket 05-235 Comments on Test Element 1 : Elimination/Retention tabulation: : : ALL to Date Since FR Notice : -------------- --------------- : Grand Total 2530 557 : : Indeterminate (note 1) 158 48 : : Value for Percentages 2372 509 : : Against NPRM (note 2) 710 [29.93%] 155 [30.45%] : For NPRM (note 3) 1301 [54.85%] 267 [52.46%] : Test Extra Only (note 4) 361 [15.22%] 87 [17.09%] Quiteclose voting 55% against with retention any Morse test, 45% for retention of some level of Morse test. but close only counts with horseshoes hand granades and nukes what will realy count is the total lack of valid any reason to keep code testing or the fialure of the Procoder to advance any new argument (even at this late date I beleive that the proCoders coming up with something NEW valid or not would stop the porcess for months) given that I suspect the FCC will do as it is poised to do, end code testing BGO -- "I have never made but one prayer to God, a very short one: "O Lord, make my enemies ridiculous." And God granted it." - Voltaire |
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