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Old July 23rd 05, 06:29 AM
John Smith
 
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B. Otten:

I don't think anyone is going to "listen in and like it", right now
anyway.

Rather, let the techs listen in and come up with new ideas on how they
can change it and breath some new life in it... if need be, perhaps
some Chicken Banders can grab a license and add some help... then
implement them with a purpose...

No one likes change but a baby with a wet diaper--get ready baby...
grin

John

"B. Otten" wrote in message
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MnMikew wrote:

CW is not going to go away just because they drop the requirement.
Like Steve says, It's not that hard. Most anyone can learn 5 wpm in
as
little as a month or less. I think that something worth having is
worth earning.



I say give techs a piece of HF and if they like HF, they can take
the test
to get access to the rest of it. I'm half-heartedly studying for
the tech
test and only really have interest in 2m right now.



Techs can listen in on the HF bands and determine if they like it.
If so, then let that serve as the incentive toward upgrading their
license.
The incentive licensing has worked well up until now..if you want
more privileges, you put in the study to gain the privileges. No
need to have
techs given a piece of HF, but they can earn it with the upgrade.


Bill
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