EMD wrote:
...on the air soon, so I can frustrate everyone with my poor morse.
Another learning process.
73, Ed KE7HGA
Don't worry about that. I am as rusty as the Titanic with my code. In all
instances of my cw QSOs, I have had much better/faster ops slow down and
work with me to
That's great to hear. After more than 50 years of pounding brass, I enjoy
setting the bug aside and using my J-38 'hand pump' from time to time
whenever I run into a slow operator.
I haven't tried it myself, but I understand NUMORSE is similar to Morse
Mania but runs on a PC under Windows:
Okay I'll be giving it a try. I have never sent cw or used the paddle
style keyer so it should be fun.
73, Ed KE7HGA
On Oct 31, 2009, at 6:38 PM, 4Z5TO [via Elecraft] wrote:
EMD wrote:
...on the air soon, so I can frustrate everyone with my poor morse.
Another learning process.
73,
And now it's complete, KX1 #2140! I still have to figure out how to
configure the Auto tuner but other than that it works. I had one small
problem on the final build. I had trouble with the wires under the battery
holders and so now I have 4 shiny new bolts with equally shiny nuts sticking
out
Well after getting discouraged I decided to take some time off from my KX1
project. After about 3 months I decided to get back at at with a little
encouragement from Gary.
I was having trouble with the receiver alignment, no signal. I decided to
go to the manual and review each step of the
Ed, welcome to Elecraft. I wish to relate my own experience. I had been off
the air for 30 years. I got the bug to return to the community. I took the
tests in November 2005 and for Christmas I asked for a KX1. I built it and
in January 2006 I finished. I put up a 40M inverted vee (still up and my
Hi Mike,
That sounds great. I have never sent cw before, but I have been
trying to prepare. Now I really need to get up to speed since my
radio is nearing completion.
Thanks Mike,
Ed Doyle KE7HGA Colora MD
On Oct 15, 2009, at 8:18 PM, Mike Scott-7 (via Nabble) wrote:
Ed, welcome to
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