If ur call ends in K, then just send KN always after ur call. Many, but sadly
not all, know KN means "go ahead you only" but it gets the
job done as per problem noted below. 73
Charles Harpole
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On Wed, 21 May 2008 21:05:00 -0600, Dale Putnam <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>Using an automated reader.. is a good good thing... to practice sending to. It
>can be done with any machine... but it will garuntee that it will improve your
>sending. Even as far back as the Vic20 could be used, and
Yes. I've used the program "CW GET" for that purpose for some years.
As Amateur operators spend more and more time with "machine CW" from their
keyers, quite frankly they are becoming poorer at copying CW. If it's not
perfect Morse many simply cannot copy it.
Nothing teaches "machine" sending l
On May 22, 2008, at 8:48 AM, Ron D'Eau Claire wrote:
Nothing teaches "machine" sending like sending to a dumb machine!
I recall visiting HRO about 30 years ago and seeing a Commodore
VIC-20 with a Dr. DX QSO simulator module plugged in. It was
connected to a straight key. I played with i
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