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Old May 6th 04, 06:39 AM
Gregg
 
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Behold, m II signalled from keyed 4-1000A filament:

Lloyd Davies - wrote:

I think that since Morse Code is old, but not completely useless, I
feel it should no longer be made to be learned to gain access to the HF
bands.


The work required to get that ham ticket is the only thing keeping it
from turning into a repeat of the Citizens Band fiasco. There would be a
huge increase in the number of retards on the airways.


Restrict them to 80 or send them to 2, with the rest of the fruit salads ;-)

Keep the requirements where they are. New recruits are needed, but that
is another problem entirely. A good start would be informing young
people in junior high about the hobby. Communicating with cubs/brownies
Girl Guide and Scout troops would help too. There must be many more
sources of recruits.


Good plan!

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Gregg
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