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December 3rd 06, 12:34 AM
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5 wpm hams need to move if a 20 wpm Extra wants the frequency.
"SHb" wrote in
: "past" Spelling? "if you say so" wrote in message ... The FCC say's that the 20 wpm extras or no more important than someone with just 5 wpm. Isn't that why they changed it from 20 to 5 wpm for ALL HF LICENSE CLASSES. What your talking about is that you don't want to follow FCC rules. If there is a QSO on a frequency YOU should move not the people already there. Unless you have emergency traffic you have NO priority over anyone who is licensed to operate on any giving frequency. Have you even past a ham test? Maybe your license should be revoked until you can prove you have read and fully understand the part 97 FCC rules. He's a product of dumbed down licensing. In schools they call it outcome based education. SC |
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