> Ed,
> I may not always be right, but I'm never wrong (hi hi).
> The same applies as a VE Team Liaison...but I try not to make
> the folks at ARRL/VEC, especially when it's headed up by a female.
> I was on VHF 2 meters for the first time in 6 1/2 years the other
> night, and noted about the upcoming unsettled weather pattern...but
> also on my being the VE Team Leader for the University Of Arkansas
> At Little Rock (UALR) Ham Radio Club...and that we tested 4 times
> a year on campus.
> I got 4 inquiries...2 who had let their licenses lapse, and 2 who
> wanted to upgrade. So, I have my contact email on the air, and also
> alerted my VE Team that "we may be busy for our first session in
> 2026". We normally don't test during the winter months, due to the
> potential for winter or severe weather.
> I did note that the Technician Class Question Pool changes on
> July 1...but no one has any idea how much of a change there will
> be. Yet, if they study the wrong material beforehand, they are
> just wasting their time and money preparing to take the exam.
> To me, a Sysop, or Net Control, is the same as the head referee,
> or the home plate umpire. They can send you to the showers in a
> heartbeat. And, if one doesn't want to play by the rules, there
> are plenty of other BBS's or traffic nets that they can take part
> in.
> 73,
> Daryl, N5VLZ
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I don't plan to upgrade my Advanced License, just only renew it before the
License expires.
I think I do that through using a FCC website.
When the date gets closer to the end date I will read up more about it at their
site
Ed
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