Bye Bye CW
 

Would you call a person with a PhD in brain surgery "lazy" if he
didn't want to learn

Yes I would

I missed it. What is offered to "swap?"

"OCEANRADIO" wrote in message
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I missed it. What is offered to "swap?"

Well, some want to swap their converted 10m rigs for all band HF rigs...
does that count? :)

ideas
jokes
hope

"OCEANRADIO" wrote in message
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I missed it. What is offered to "swap?"

"Bill Turner" wrote in message
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Me wrote:

I would
like to ask the "old timers" as to how many of you have recently,
within the last 3 years, have actually taken someone aside and offered
to try and teach them cw???


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Perhaps a better question would be: "How many of you old timers have had
people
express an interest in ham radio and asked for help in learning CW".

Answer: Several for the first part, zero for the second part.


Wrong..... Very few for the first part, and alot for the second part.

"Dan/W4NTI" wrote:

It is not relevant because the FCC has
stated many times that it will do what
the members of the ARS want on
certain issues. This is one of them.


That isn't a blank check, Dan. The FCC has defined the debate - the goals
and purposes of the service. If the Amateur Radio community doesn't reach a
consensis within that definition, the FCC clearly isn't going to act on that
consensis (and will decide the matter on their own). None of the pro-test
arguments I've seen recently fall within that definition.


Dwight Stewart (W5NET)

http://www.qsl.net/w5net/