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February 20th 07, 06:47 PM
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No Code VEC
Two days and I can become a no code VEC! Yep, passed the General and
Amateur Extra and just waiting for the regs to catch up! Remember your next VEC could be "code free!" |
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#2
February 20th 07, 08:00 PM
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No Code VEC
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Remember your next VEC could be "code free!" Since I've already taken all the code tests (and theory examinations) I'm going to take, it really doesn't matter to me or not if the VE is coded or not. |
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#3
February 20th 07, 10:37 PM
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No Code VEC
an old friend wrote:
... well it VE and I think a few more things are required like some kind of training or test Well, potty training would be nice. I'd much prefer a potty trained vec ... Some type of test to make sure they are potty trained would be of some benefit, I suppose ... JS |
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#4
February 20th 07, 11:14 PM
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No Code VEC
On Feb 20, 4:37�pm, John Smith I wrote:
an old friend wrote: * ... well it VE and I think a few more things are required like some kind of training or test Well, potty training would be nice. *I'd much prefer a potty trained vec ... Some type of test to make sure they are potty trained would be of some benefit, I suppose ... JS your plea for attention is granted http://kb9rqz.blogspot.com/ |
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#5
February 21st 07, 12:11 AM
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No Code VEC
an old friend wrote:
... your plea for attention is granted http://kb9rqz.blogspot.com/ What? It takes a genius to figure out a cub scout den mother could administer the test? I mean come on, these idiots are just begging for it ... JS |
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#6
February 21st 07, 02:05 AM
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No Code VEC
wrote in message oups.com... Two days and I can become a no code VEC! Yep, passed the General and Amateur Extra and just waiting for the regs to catch up! Remember your next VEC could be "code free!" Individuals are VEs not VECs. Organizations like W5YI, ARRL, and others are VECs. Dee, N8UZE |
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#7
February 21st 07, 03:03 AM
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No Code VEC
Dee Flint wrote:
... Individuals are VEs not VECs. Organizations like W5YI, ARRL, and others are VECs. Dee, N8UZE Dee: As always, you are exactly technically correct. If the nice ladies in my Catholic Altar Society, the ones who do all the nice bake sales, wine tasting organizing, flowers, etc.--they would make a good example of what would constitute a good VEC, for just "another example." JS |
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#8
February 21st 07, 03:15 AM
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No Code VEC
wrote in message oups.com... Two days and I can become a no code VEC! Yep, passed the General and Amateur Extra and just waiting for the regs to catch up! Remember your next VEC could be "code free!" Oh, you will become a Volunteer Exam Coordinator? So a person who passes elements 3 and 4 can actually become a VEC, like ARRL and WY5I? I would like to know the name of the coordinating VEC organization responsible for issuing element 4 CSCE's to someone who doesn't even know the difference between a VE and a VEC. Maybe new VE's will be "code free" but I would hope they know the difference between a "VE" and a "VEC". ;-)) |
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#9
February 21st 07, 04:15 AM
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No Code VEC
"Stefan Wolfe" wrote in message ... wrote in message oups.com... Two days and I can become a no code VEC! Yep, passed the General and Amateur Extra and just waiting for the regs to catch up! Remember your next VEC could be "code free!" Oh, you will become a Volunteer Exam Coordinator? So a person who passes elements 3 and 4 can actually become a VEC, like ARRL and WY5I? I would like to know the name of the coordinating VEC organization responsible for issuing element 4 CSCE's to someone who doesn't even know the difference between a VE and a VEC. Maybe new VE's will be "code free" but I would hope they know the difference between a "VE" and a "VEC". ;-)) In addition, it would be very difficult to get the FCC to grant VEC status to any group or individual. According to something I read awhile back, they believe that there are enough VECs to do the job and so are not inclined to allow any more. However, the number of VEs is limited only by the number of licensees who are eligible to become VEs. Dee, N8UZE |
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#10
February 21st 07, 06:05 AM
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No Code VEC
On 20 Feb 2007 09:47:28 -0800, wrote:
Two days and I can become a no code VEC! Yep, passed the General and Amateur Extra and just waiting for the regs to catch up! Remember your next VEC could be "code free!" Hey, genius... Get a grip on the terms... You could be a VE, not a VEC.. A VEC is a Volunteer Examiner Coordinator. W5YI and the ARRL (among other organizations) are VEC's. The individuals are VE's. -- Raymond Sirois - KU2S http://www.hamxam.org 10-10 #70270 |
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