Ron, It has ALREADY been said, Drop it.
When you got your NE4S, they darn sure WERE NOT doing code OR writtenn
exams like the 30s or before.
I know the QSO type exams they gave in Atlanta. The written was also a
joke even in 1980.
I used Military tapes to practice. Now THOSE were like the
It's time to GET OVER IT.
No code as been around for 18 years, it won't be long
before the first no-coders can join QCWA.
The tests for ham licenses have changed all along.
I wonder how many no-code haters could pass the
tests as they were given in the 20s or 30s?
Ron w4ron
Hi Brian...
Just saying hello...
-73-
John
WB5CW
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I can hear K9ACT calling CQ, but my static level is too high for much copy.
If you can hear him, give him a call.
Mike Duke, K5XU
American Council of Blind Radio Amateurs
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Didn't hear K9ACT, but I just worked UT2IJ on SSB with a 100 watts on
7159. Lots of DX rolling in through the static.
Pete, wa2cwa
On Sat, 25 Apr 2009 20:44:45 -0500 Mike Duke, K5XU k...@comcast.net
writes:
I can hear K9ACT calling CQ, but my static level is too high for much
copy.
If you
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