Hello Ralph
Things have changed with ham radio and FCC. For a number of years the + on
tech+ has been eliminated from a person's license. It can get to be a problem
verifying you had passed the code and now it doesn't make any difference. For
your info, if you are not aware, on Feb 23rd this year code is no longer
required for any license. Hope this answered your question. 73 de Tom
MAnning, AF4UG
----- Original Message -----
From: Ralph Mowery
To: [email protected]
Sent: Monday, April 23, 2007 7:49 PM
Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] License renewal
--- Don Kupferschmidt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Recently I posted a question on renewing my Dad's
> license. I received a lot of response from you, and
> I was successful in renewing his license.
>
> Now, I'm noticing something different, though. From
> 1997 to 2007, he was listed as a tech plus. QRZ has
> updated his license and is currently listing him as
> a technician.
>
> Did the rules change out in FCC land that now groups
> all tech + to just tech's? If so, is there any
> changes in his operating status (like what
> frequencies he can / can't use)?
>
> Or, did something go wrong in the renewal process
> that I now have to address.
>
> TIA & '73.
>
> Don, KD9PT
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
When the rules changed this year to eliminate the code
requirements there is no need to have a + . He can
operate on all the frequencies listed for a tech
license. That is some CW only low bands, data and
voice in some portions of 10 meters, and all above 50
mhz. Go to www.arrl.org and download the chart for
the frequencies. All techs and older tech + now have
the same priviliges. That means the techs can operate
CW in som elow bands even if they never took a cw
test.
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