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getting a license.
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Curtis Delzer <[log in to unmask]>
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>Hi all. A good friend of mine has expressed an 
>interest in becoming a ham. Echolink would be 
>her main access for the time being, so first, 
>what kinds of licenses are now abailable, and 
>second, how can she get the materials to study; 
>third, which license would she need to use echolink.

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