GB> Morse Code Requirement Eliminated

[Peter A Markavage]

Generally 30 days after the FCC posts it in the Federal Register. The FCC
already said "OK" to no more code testing with the News Release. And they
haven't released the Report and Order for this docket yet.
 
However, there have been times, not many, where in the past, the FCC
waived the 30 day requirement.
 
Pete, wa2cwa
 
On Sat, 16 Dec 2006 22:10:05 -0500 Dave <laptop at GWLTD.COM> writes:
> No, 30 days after the FCC says ok. not till late jan 07
> 
> kd4e wrote:
> 
> > Yes Chris ... Christmas early for some!
> >
> > It is effective immediately.
> >
> > Tech's get Tech+ privileges.
> >
> > Anyone who passes the General Written Elements
> > (or who has it passed and was working on Morse)
> > now has General privileges.
> >
> >
> >>     Is this a proposed ruling or is in in place now?  Does that 
> mean 
> >> that I
> >> can now operate on the HF bands?  If so, I'm going to get myself 
> into 
> >> the
> >> issue of transmitting loop antennas as well as the receiving 
> >> variety.  Can't
> >> have any antennas of any sort on the house where I live.
> >>
> >>     I've had some ideas about active transmitting loop antennas 
> that are
> >> just begging to be taken out of the filing cabinet.
> >>
> >> Chris

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