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August 26th 06, 02:12 AM
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If you had to study to get a ham licence, would you stay on CB?
I have a better idea.
Lets require all Ham radio operators take an I.Q. test. Only upon passing the test would an operator be allowed Amateur privileges. A score of 130 would be required. This would eliminate 98% of hams and also eliminate overcrowding of the band. The 98% of Amateurs who flunk would automatically be termed CBers. This shouldn't be a problem because 98% of Amateurs are nothing but self glorified CBers anyway. They just would never admit it. Problem solved. |
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