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Alex, I've never heard of such a program. Generally
> it's up to the individual examiner how he wants to
handle it. Personally I just copied everything in my
head and verbally answered the multiple choice
questions, for all 3 code tests I took, I got my>
extra
class in 1994 when it was still 20 words per minute.
hope this helps. BTW you might want to consider
switching your mail settings to plain text when you
post to the list. Otherwise when it goes through the
list serve it gets loaded with garbage. I had to clean
up my reply so the list serve would accept it because
it was 150 or more lines long. All that information
about html font facing mixed with a second iteration
of your message.
73
Shawn
> kb7clx
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> > Hello All,
> > I am new to this list and am trying to find
> > information on amateur radio
> > licensing for the blind.
> > I am currently employed as the director of
> > information technologies for
> > the American Civil Defense Assoc. (TACDA) and have
> a
> > professional
> > interest in becoming a HAM operator, as well as a
> > personal interest.
> > On the professional side, (i.e. the side that
> > relates to my job), I
> > would like to be active in ARES/RACES and to
> provide
> > communications
> > assistance in time of national, state or local
> > emergencies.
> > On the personal side of things, I have always had
> an
> > interest in radio
> > communications and would like to learn all that I
> > can about the hobby.
> > I've heard that you never know who you will come
> > across out there on the
> > air waves.
> > Anyway, back to my reason for writing.
> > I am trying to find out if the ARRL has any type
> of
> > special programs to
> > assist the blind in taking their exam to receive a
> > general/extra class
> > license. I have tried to research this out a bit,
> > but have come up
> > empty-handed.
> > My main concern is the Morse code portion of the
> > exam.
> > If anyone could provide any direction, information
> > or assistance in this
> > area, I would greatly appreciate the help.
> >
> > I am looking forward to your replies.
> >
> > Thanks again,
> > Alex C.
> >
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