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Default FCC drops morse code requirement for all HAM licenses

Jere Lull wrote in news:jerelull-0805D7.20221020122006
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Had fun building antennas and bouncing around the world
on 5 watts, the only reason I wanted the ticket anyway.


Come on, Jere....Fess up! NO CBer ever ran 5 watts!

The ham who gave me the test for Amateur Extra used to be called the "Mud
Duck" on AM CB. He had twin 5-element monsters up 100' and ran about 4KW
of carrier at 100% modulation....(c;

I can talk about him now, because he's gone...died of cancer. Any ham
would have been proud to see his huge CB station....



Larry
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Why is it, in any city, all traffic lights act as if they have rotary
timers in them, like they did in 1955, and are all set to create
maximum inconvenience and block traffic movement, entirely?
 
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