John, you have helped me several times with your always accurate
advice. I'll sure miss that, but your presence is what I'll miss most.
Take care, buddy. I hope you find time to stop by every once in a while.
Merry Christmas and best 73,
Rick/K5IZ
Geoff/W5OMR wrote:
John E. Coleman (ARS
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For all those that think that the code is a big part of being a
knowledgeable ham keep this in mind: In the past in the military electronics
schools a person that "washed out" of the electronics classes was sent to be
a high speed CW operator.
73
Gary K4FMX
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Gary:
what military are you
What about the rest of the planet?
Do they require code?
I sure wish everyone could agree on 40 meters
at night, is it ham or broadcast?
Can someone tell me what class licenses there are now,
and what is needed to get what class?
No code I guess, so its just a test?
Where do you get the test, at
A.R.S. - W5AMI wrote:
Speaking of Thursday night, I did manage to capture some audio from
John, Otis and Brian/AMI...
I'll send it to John, let him put it on his server, and either have him
post the link, or have him reply to it in email.
--
73
dit dit
On 12/16/06, Geoff/W5OMR <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
John E. Coleman (ARS WA5BXO) wrote:
> Merry Christmas to all,
> I will remain a subscriber of the list here but unfortunately I will
> not have the time for reading or writing. I am staying in the list so as to
> have the archive. I am s
John E. Coleman (ARS WA5BXO) wrote:
Merry Christmas to all,
I will remain a subscriber of the list here but unfortunately I will
not have the time for reading or writing. I am staying in the list so as to
have the archive. I am sorry but life dictates that I set up some
priorities and one of
John, YES!!! Bob AB8OP
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I agree with John Lawson, that learning code has nothing to do with
intelligence any more than learning Spanish or playing the guitar which I
can do neither. Yes I did pass my 20WPM but I am thankful I don't have it
to do again. So let us all hope that the loss of the testing for CW will
bring a
- Original Message -
From: Gary Schafer
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For all those that think that the code is a big part of being a
knowledgeable ham keep this in mind: In the past in the military electronics
schools a person that "washed out" of the electronics classes was sent to be
a high speed CW operator.
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> Well
>
>Speaking as the guy who actually brought up the 'dumbing-down' issue in
> this thread - I'd like to posit a Thought on the issue of "no-code ham
> license" vs. "IQ".
For all those that think that the code is a big part of being a
knowledgeable ham keep this in mind: In the past
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