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echo: amateur_radio
to: TIM HENRY
from: ED VANCE
date: 2015-05-25 23:45:00
subject: Re: CW cheating

05-09-15 11:52 Tim Henry wrote to All about CW cheating

 TH> @MSGID: 
Howdy! Tim,

 TH> I'm slowly getting back into CW after (15?) year break.  What
 TH> is the consensus on using program to decode and encode CW?  I
 TH> know it is better to use a real interface to key the rig than
 TH> MCW (through signalink only).  But is it "bad" to rely on
 TH> programs until I can copy consistently at 15wpm?  I know what
 TH> the purist will say already but in practical terms what is the
 TH> best way to go forward and still have fun?

I don't see anything wrong using a computer program for a CW QSO.

Just remember not to send faster that the other operator can copy.

I haven't been on the air for years, but when I'm driving on multilane
highways I sound off (in my head) the letters on the license plates of
autos that pass me.

I found a link to listen to W1AW's Code Practice some months ago and
learned that I couldn't copy as fast as I use to.
73, Ed W0ODR

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