Hi Mitch:
Thanks for the post. I'd like to see you video on adjusting a bug.
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A little history about telegraphy and i
Mitch, nice story! I can certainly vouch for its ring of truth, as I
experience the same thing on CW. I can often identify a station by the style,
speed, sound, or other characteristics. I can tell a bug from a straight key
from a keyer a lot of the time. And we won't talk about frequency dr
More off topic:
I saw on the history channel a story about a
British radio installation in France (IIRC)
that was taken over by the Germans, who
proceeded to masquerade as British operators,
hoping to gather intelligence. The British
became suspicious and someone got the bright
to append "HH" to
A little history about telegraphy and identifying operators and
transmitters.
As the former owner of Vibroplex (1994-2009) I spoke with thousands of hams
and hundreds of former railroad and WU telegraphers at hamfests over the
years, many at the Dayton, OH hamfest.
Also, one of my friends was
