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The Georgia Tech Amateur Radio Club continues monthly ham radio
testing sessions Sunday, February 27.  The exams will be given in
room 301 of the Georgia Tech Student Center at 2:30 p.m.

For the past ten years, it has been possible to earn an amateur radio
license without knowing Morse Code.  In recent FCC action, Morse has been
further de-emphasized as a testing element.  Effective April 15, the minimum
code proficiency for HF phone privileges will drop from 13 to 5 words per
minute.  By passing the appropriate exams between now and then, you will be
able to communicate with ham radio operators worldwide before semester's
end.

If you wish to take an exam for a new license or an upgrade, please bring:

1)	The testing fee of $6.65
2)	Photo ID (a driver's license or Buzz Card will suffice)
3)	If you already have an amateur radio license, bring the signed,
        original license AND ONE PHOTOCOPY THEREOF.
4)	If you have a CSCE for partial credit toward a license or an
        upgrade, bring the signed, original CSCE AND ONE PHOTOCOPY THEREOF.

There are no public copying facilities in the Student Center.  The nearest
public copiers are in the library, and require the purchase of a Georgia
Tech copy card.  Non-Tech examinees will be better served by dropping by
Kinko's or Mailboxes Etc.

Please call Brennan Price, amateur call N4QX, at 404 607-7466 for further
information.

73 (Best Regards),

--Brennan Price
  American Radio Relay League/Volunteer Examiner Coodinator
  Georgia Tech Examination Liaison



-- 
Brennan Price, Affiliate Relations and Operations Assistant
Georgia News Network, Atlanta Falcons Radio Network, Georgia Tech Network
<price@jacor.com> or <dsrekbtp@prism.gatech.edu>
"It's only gone downhill since Rahul Bali left."--Mitch Kispert