That book is too tiny for me to read anymore. Glad I don’t need one anymore!
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...nr4c. bill
> On Dec 29, 2017, at 4:16 PM, Ron D'Eau Claire wrote:
>
> Back when I and my buddies were learning CW we had to pass 5, then 13 wpm
> sending tests at the FCC to get our license. Th
Back when I and my buddies were learning CW we had to pass 5, then 13 wpm
sending tests at the FCC to get our license. That provided reassurance that our
fists were readable. The same was true for my commercial radiotelegraph license
using a straight key at 20 wpm.
But, IMX, the best decode
FWIW, I started back into CW at start of 2015, and agree getting on the air
is essential. But, I have also found that if I use a code reader to read
out what I send with straight key or bug in particular, in addition to
getting on the air, it really helps with weighting and rhythm. I find that
if
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