Many of our modes are already outdated, that's not the point though, they
are still a part of our hobby and it should be required to have a knowledge
of them. Not publishing the answers may be an answer, but I doubt it will
fly anymore.

Chuck WG2A

"VHFRadioBuff" wrote in message
...
Get real - the testing requirement for ham radio will always be there.
They're
just getting with the times, and with the rest of the world by eliminating
an
outdated section of the test.

Perhaps the best way to ensure actual knowledge of ham radio is not to
publish
the answers for all to study. That would force potential and upgrading
hams to
actually learn instead of memorize.
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