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June 28th 06, 10:32 PM
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Spain Drops Morse Test
an old freind wrote: wrote: Alun L. Palmer wrote: Now even Spain has ditched the code test. Will the USA be last? Yes. I don't know if Newington has ****ed off the FCC with the bps issue or what, but this looked like it was on the fast-track once, and now it's doa. I think you have it for some reason the FCC is pleased with the ARRL that is why the issue is moving slowly if at all I think the approach taken is "There is no problem so large nor complex that it cannot be run away from." |
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