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The point is not that wanting qualified operators to have CW or any other radio-related skill is done for any reason of elitism, it is that it USED to take much effort to EARN a license. portion snipped But I was glad I spent the time because it really meant something to pass the tests. Now, I realize that it will have been a WASTED EFFORT if this new plan goes through since I would have had extra privileges anyway. Brian, I understand your sentiment as I partly feel the same way, but from what you have said above, it does appear that you place perhaps a bit more value in your accomplishment in getting the license, and maybe a bit too little in just enjoying the hobby? Ed WB6SAT |
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