According to recent posts in de.comm.ham, Germany will abolish the code
test on the 6th of August, by a notice published in issue number 15 of the
official journal to be published on the 30th of July. Apparently, this
appeared in 'Funkamateur' magazine.

"Alun Palmer" wrote in message
...
According to recent posts in de.comm.ham, Germany will abolish the code
test on the 6th of August, by a notice published in issue number 15 of the
official journal to be published on the 30th of July. Apparently, this
appeared in 'Funkamateur' magazine.


ANOTHER one of Walt's stories debunked ;-)


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Brian
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www.qsl.net/g8osn for FREE training material for the UK Foundation and
Intermediate Licences
www.phoenixradioclub.org.uk - a RADIO club specifically for those wishing
to learn more about amateur radio

"Brian Reay" wrote in
:

"Alun Palmer" wrote in message
...
According to recent posts in de.comm.ham, Germany will abolish the
code test on the 6th of August, by a notice published in issue number
15 of the official journal to be published on the 30th of July.
Apparently, this appeared in 'Funkamateur' magazine.


ANOTHER one of Walt's stories debunked ;-)


--
73
Brian
G8OSN
www.g8osn.org.uk
www.qsl.net/g8osn for FREE training material for the UK Foundation and
Intermediate Licences
www.phoenixradioclub.org.uk - a RADIO club specifically for those
wishing to learn more about amateur radio




This thread doesn't seem to be appearing on uk.radio.amateur (at least not
on my server)?

(Re-posted)

According to recent posts in de.comm.ham, Germany will abolish the
code test on the 6th of August, by a notice published in issue number
15 of the official journal to be published on the 30th of July.
Apparently, this appeared in 'Funkamateur' magazine.

In article , Alun Palmer
writes:

According to recent posts in de.comm.ham, Germany will abolish the code
test on the 6th of August, by a notice published in issue number 15 of the
official journal to be published on the 30th of July. Apparently, this
appeared in 'Funkamateur' magazine.

Two down, about to become three.

Avalanches start with just a few grams of snow, then build under
gravity pull until there are tons of the stuff burying and destroying
all in its path.

All the ingrained self-importance of the procoders will be buried,
life-as-they-know-it destroyed in the avalanche of progress.

The change of S25.5 is like a "Weapon of Morse Destruction."

:-)

LHA

(Len Over 21) wrote in
:

In article , Alun Palmer
writes:

According to recent posts in de.comm.ham, Germany will abolish the code
test on the 6th of August, by a notice published in issue number 15 of
the official journal to be published on the 30th of July. Apparently,
this appeared in 'Funkamateur' magazine.

Two down, about to become three.

Avalanches start with just a few grams of snow, then build under
gravity pull until there are tons of the stuff burying and
destroying all in its path.

All the ingrained self-importance of the procoders will be buried,
life-as-they-know-it destroyed in the avalanche of progress.

The change of S25.5 is like a "Weapon of Morse Destruction."

:-)

LHA


Unlike Saddam's, it is real, LOL

Hi Alan ,

thats 100% right. TX for reading de.comm.ham :-)

73 Rainer , DL7RP

"Rainer Pruggmayer" wrote in -
online.com:

Hi Alan ,

thats 100% right. TX for reading de.comm.ham :-)

73 Rainer , DL7RP


Thanks, Rainer. I would post there, but I am better at reading German than
writing it!

"Brian Reay" wrote in message
...
"Alun Palmer" wrote in message
...
According to recent posts in de.comm.ham, Germany will abolish the code
test on the 6th of August, by a notice published in issue number 15 of the
official journal to be published on the 30th of July. Apparently, this
appeared in 'Funkamateur' magazine.

ANOTHER one of Walt's stories debunked ;-)

That's the worrying thing, the Brians are taking over der Welt.

Brian's uber allis !

Steve Terry

In article , "Carl R. Stevenson"
writes:

The German administration had already been on public record as stating
that they would eliminate Morse tests if the WRC eliminated the intl.
requirement.

Perhaps the confusion arises from the fact that a survey of German hams showed
a strong majority of those responding favored keeping the Morse requirement. Of
course, just like in the USA, the govt. is not required to do what the majority
wants on an issue like code testing.

73 de Jim, N2EY