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January 20th 04, 08:58 PM
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cry cry babbbyyyyyyy
"HT3" wrote in message gy.com... Isn't this the same thing that happened to the CB culture in the mid to late 70's? Back then you had to license, but all of a sudden that was too inconvenient. So licensing was eliminated and every hemorrhoid could get a radio and ruin the band. Mark Russo wrote: One of these below will get you there... Seems to me that they should bump up the current General class to Advanced class. This way people who worked hard to get to General will not be locked in with the no code folks. That seems fair?. http://www.remote.arrl.org/news/stor.../01/19/1/?nc=1 Click he ARRLWeb: ARRL to Propose New Entry-Level License, Code-Free HF Access |
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