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For the Ham Guys

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Hey,
Just to let you be aware of what's happening,,

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Here is a better aspect of the fee,

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Hey..

And pray tell...What is the ARRL going to do about it??

Having my Extra license already..I'm glad I did it before this stuff happens.

This will most likely hinder guys that want a license but can't or won't afford it.

Now we'll probably just have a lot of non-licensed operators on the air.

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I haven't heard or seen anything from the ARRL or W5YI, they are 2 big amateur radio organizations, if you know others please list them.
If you want to write your Representative and Senator, I don't believe the FCC came up on this on their own since they originally initiated a "no fee policy" years ago. Here are the links below,

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I think the FCC would just as soon see HAM radio go away. They are entrenched in the position that Amateur radio is obsolete and just a regulatory pain. The HAM community does nothing to improve that perspective. The rush to high tech radio has simply underscored the belief that basic radio technology is a one hundred year old, long dead horse. It will require a massive technology failure before basic radio and essential skills are valued again. By that time, it may be too late.
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Bombero wrote: Sep 01 2020, 10:37

Now we'll probably just have a lot of non-licensed operators on the air.

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No big deal, I'll blast them off of the air with 20kW :o ..........KIDDING! lol.
Seriously though, it would be a bummer to jack up the cost so high. Just finished getting all of the exams out of the way just in time it seems (got my extra class last week). :D
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Thanks for the heads up. We are already charging $15 feels at the exam session. It would just be another $35
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De_Wildfire wrote: Oct 14 2020, 18:20 Thanks for the heads up. We are already charging $15 feels at the exam session. It would just be another $35
From what I read it would be $50 per each upgrade, so it would be $150 to extra ticket and the renewal would be $50.
Most of the clubs doing the exams now charge $15 for the first (Technician) test and the upgrades were free, the $15 was to offset the charge of stationary supplies, etc.

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