No CW since 1974. How can you live without it !!!!! you must miss it !! Hi Mal, LFers, Not at all. Actually, I've done very little operating with any mode over the years of being a ham. I'm not one
[ ... ] You mean you _varnished_ your bog-rolls? A couple of examples of using Morse in similar circumstances: 1) About 20 years ago the son of a Belgian amateur was in hospital after a road traffic
One man was recommend to me a SkySwepper PRO for the morse decoding. That software use a neuronet algorithm for the morse decoding. He is mistaken not so often then CWGet or other soft with any algor
Dave The fashion today is to avoid morse and the soldering iron. My message did not say avoid other radio amateurs. 73 de Mal/g3kev -- 14/02/2008 18:35
Hi Mal how can you know when to avoid a licenced radio amateur, how do you describe "average"? You do not "see" them but only have a call-sign to go by. What are your terms of reference to make such
I expect it is only a matter of time before CW Skimmer will cope with poor quality CW signals, similarly to what CWGet is apparently capable of. Just a case of implementing an the algorithm. If I had
Tell me please, Pat, sir Samuel Morse is rx'd Morse code orally?) Why all radio-amateurs in all country make a 'religion' from the knack of receiving Morse orally? The frontire of the Radio now - is
