I think it is a terrific idea that the ARRL is now sending out their code practice and bulletins via Echolink. The Echolink node is W1AWBDCT and ARRL broadcast schedule is online at http://www.arrl.org/w1aw-operating-schedule
A bit more info in the ARRL posting at http://www.arrl.org/news/w1aw-offers-code-practice-bulletins-via-echolink
73,
K2DSL
It is nice that the ARRL has gotten on board with
Echolink.
The only drawback I can see is that you must be a registered user of Echolink to take advantage of this.
I am a registered user, but how many people will go through the log-on.
Tom
Actually, registering for EchoLink isn’t necessary to use EchoLink. You can always access the EchoLink system (including the W1AWBDCT conference) if you are in range of a simplex node or repeater that is running an EchoLink node.