[Linux-ham] Has the list died?
Tanner Lovelace
linux-ham@trilug.org
Thu, 31 Jul 2003 00:57:01 -0400
Jeremy Portzer wrote:
> I don't think people have lost interest, it just takes a while to get a
> list going well.
>
> In ham news, I see from http://www.qrz.com/ that there has been a
> petition formally filed to remove the morse code test requirement for
> certain (all?) amateur license classes. I wonder when this will take
> effect if it goes through?
Hmm... it looks like they've requested expedited service. Of course,
this *is* the FCC we're talking about. Even expedited, I figure
it will take at least a year or two. We'll see.
Not too surprising that the NCVEC filed this. The code test does
inconvenience them a lot. Actually, what surprised me was that
No Code International (http://www.nocode.org/) didn't file
it. (To stay at least on topic a little bit, one of the founders of
NCI is Bruce Perens - K6BP :).
Cheers,
Tanner
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