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I'm working on getting my General, finally, after letting my Novice
lapse in 1963 or 1964. If one of you fine folks has a page from one of those callbooks showing WN5EGO Mike Andrews 7663 Belgard Houston TX 77033 and is willing to copy-and-mail it, or to fax it, or to scan-and-E-mail it, I'd like to hear from you, as I'd like to use my existing credit for Element One. It's worth a steak dinner at The Cattlemen's Cafe in Oklahoma City to the first one who sends it to me, next time he or she's out in the ..okc.ok.us area. Please respond by E-mail if you want to fax it or send snail mail to me. The reply address is valid if you want to scan-and-E-mail; PNG or TIF preferred, as Jpeg is lossy. Thanks. -- Mike Andrews Tired old sysadmin |
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On Mon, 28 Jun 2004 11:08:53 -0700, Jack Twilley
wrote: In my experience with Mike, I've learned that while he is interested in conservation of effort, he is more interested in principle. What principle would that be? He let his license lapse 40 years ago but now he wants to use the element that was given by a single licensed amateur (no VE examination, no FCC) and have it apply to a license he is attempting to obtain in a vastly different time with no intevening amateur operation to which it would apply, whatsoever. Yes, he could take the 5WPM test again, and pass it. That's not the point here. If your elmer let his license lapse and needed a callbook reference for credit, would you tell him to take the damned test again, or would you consider helping a friend out with a trivial task? See above. The principle has to do with making the effort to obtain a credit in a legitimate way, not through the back door after 40 years of inactivity. To answer your question, if my Elmer (who died shortly after I was licensed in 1963, presumably an unrelated event) was trying to get an upgraded ticket after he had let his lapse for 40 years, I would counsel him exactly the same way: take the test. - - LRod Master Woodbutcher and seasoned termite Shamelessly whoring my website since 1999 http://www.woodbutcher.net |
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Check this site:
http://www.geocities.com/w3hf/ JJJHS Mike Andrews wrote: I'm working on getting my General, finally, after letting my Novice lapse in 1963 or 1964. If one of you fine folks has a page from one of those callbooks showing WN5EGO Mike Andrews 7663 Belgard Houston TX 77033 and is willing to copy-and-mail it, or to fax it, or to scan-and-E-mail it, I'd like to hear from you, as I'd like to use my existing credit for Element One. It's worth a steak dinner at The Cattlemen's Cafe in Oklahoma City to the first one who sends it to me, next time he or she's out in the .okc.ok.us area. Please respond by E-mail if you want to fax it or send snail mail to me. The reply address is valid if you want to scan-and-E-mail; PNG or TIF preferred, as Jpeg is lossy. Thanks. |
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Check this site:
http://www.geocities.com/w3hf/ JJJHS Mike Andrews wrote: I'm working on getting my General, finally, after letting my Novice lapse in 1963 or 1964. If one of you fine folks has a page from one of those callbooks showing WN5EGO Mike Andrews 7663 Belgard Houston TX 77033 and is willing to copy-and-mail it, or to fax it, or to scan-and-E-mail it, I'd like to hear from you, as I'd like to use my existing credit for Element One. It's worth a steak dinner at The Cattlemen's Cafe in Oklahoma City to the first one who sends it to me, next time he or she's out in the .okc.ok.us area. Please respond by E-mail if you want to fax it or send snail mail to me. The reply address is valid if you want to scan-and-E-mail; PNG or TIF preferred, as Jpeg is lossy. Thanks. |
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