Ken Kopp wrote:
ships I sailed on had the RO's desk athwart
of the ship, so when she rolled the carriage would take
"excursions". In rough seas one had to type one-handed in order to hold
the carriage. (:-) And it -was- an all-caps machine.
Our only "rolling" problem stemmed from So. California earthquakes :-)
Our mills were open frame Underwood's, all caps, with a handful of
barred prosigns. I think BT and AR were two of them but memory fades
after 51 years. INT and IMI might have been there as well [whatever
happened to INT?]. Punctuation was pretty limited and I don't recall
ever using it much.
Two K3 questions:
What does the K3 output on RTTY or PSK31 when you send BT or AR with the
paddle? Maybe I can monitor with the K2 and try it out if I can get the
K2 to talk to the laptop.
In TEXT DECODE, is there an option to get the decoded text to come out
the RS-232 connector as ASCII?
73,
Fred K6DGW
- Northern California Contest Club
- CU in the 2009 Cal QSO Party 3-4 Oct 2008
- www.cqp.org
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