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What ever you just don’t want the likes of the M3s M6s and 2E0 all because you done your city& guilds I’d have liked to have done that but at 63 I think it a lot to take in yes the younger

Amateur radio has never been dying. Who told you that? As to those who denigrate we older people, I challenge all of you not to be 24 hours older than you were this time yesterday :-)

Yes we’ll all you old one wouldn’t reflect the reality on the 21st century but if this goes ahead Raynet will loose a lot of members and so will the RSGB there’s a lot of old boys just happy

On Wed, Oct 16, 2019 at 11:13 AM, Pete M0PSX wrote: > > Gareth, > > Thanks for outlining your stance. My stance is that I believe that the hobby > has changed significantly since the days when much

Yes it is the RSGB that brought the foundation intermediate into being to bring a dying hobby back to life now you know it alls want rid of us not all M3s and M6s 2E0 play up on the radio there’s

Where are you based? I'm in Chippenham in Wiltshire and fully prepared to offer personal tuition on the sole condition that once having passed the Intermediate level you go straight on to the Full

In the late 1960s in my final years in the state grammar / latterly comprehensive school system, in a school of 1200 pupils, there were only 3 of us with an interest in amateur radio. 50 years on, is

I certainly would employ a person without qualifications but not at 14 because of the age limits on full time work, but post 16, yes! My profession is information security. I was one of the original

Interesting idea but you also need to ask what's in it for Ofcom, as ultimately the decision is theirs? Amateur Radio isn't high on their agenda and no doubt this would cost them time and money to

Gareth, Thanks for outlining your stance. My stance is that I believe that the hobby has changed significantly since the days when much of this applied, and this does not reflect the realities of

Yes I agree with you about the cb part but like I said M3 M6 and 2E0s feel like we’re being made to progress and some of us haven’t even got the brain to take all this technology in I’ve took my

By making something elitist, then you give something for those with a genuine interest in the technical pursuit that is amateur radio something to aim for and to feel justifiably proud when they

NOTHING !!! If you go back and read and listen to what I was suggesting it was a simple?additional VHF only beginner's license. Please put the 'they have hidden agendas' thoughts back to

Hi, I have been following this discussion with some interest and thought you might like a female perspective on the matter. As mother I also understand the next generation and can tell you interest

G4SWX so what will happen with all the M3s M6s M7s and 2E0 now will their powers be restricted even more instead of gaining members they’ll be driving members away and emergency services like

Says it all, really -? anyone who can use the words "old man" in an email....? I found your posting entirely civil, John, and all your points well made.? Bob, G8IYK Need to define a

On Tue, Oct 15, 2019 at 08:31 PM, John G4SWX wrote: > > On Tue, Oct 15, 2019 at 09:21 AM, Gareth G4SDW (ne G8DXY) GQRP #3339 wrote: > > > > > The number of licensees today far exceeds those that

The numbers of radio amateurs in the 1950s and 1960s does not matter a fig in today's environment. What matters is external perception of amateur radio NOT?anything that?radio amateurs themselves

Hi well I’m new to thinking about getting a license. Very much into messing around with a receiver but am increasingly interested in transmitting. The online course/ exam I feel is a great way

On Tue, Oct 15, 2019 at 07:32 PM, John Summers wrote: > I'm rather the reverse Gareth. I spend most of my spare time helping others be > safe and helping children learn new things as a volunteer. > >