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FCC Ponders Removing Morse Code Reqs for Amateur Radio Licenses 341

Nalez writes "This story on the ARRL website outlines six petitions currently in front of the FCC to drop the Morse code requirement for the amateur radio license exams. Currently the ability to do Morse code at 5 words per minute is required to operate on the high frequency bands (below 30Mhz), which are the bands that propagate best around the world." While this may or may not attract more people to ham radio, it will make it easier for the novice to use packet radio devices.
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FCC Ponders Removing Morse Code Reqs for Amateur Radio Licenses

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