The CW bands need more 30, 40 and 50 wpm blabbermouths. The more of those in
the bands the less we will be plagued by the SSB garbage in the CW bands.
Hopefully the 30 - 50 wpm blabbermouth would be running a stable VFO - I
find in difficult to copy at higher speeds when the signal nearly jumps out
of my passband.
73,
Ken Kreis, KA0W
1064 Hickory Ave.
P.O. Box 272
Rudd, IA 50471
(515) 395-2916
kia@netins.net
> I agree with all Larry but just as a comment to the
> code speed. If a person owns a scout and can actually
> send code at 30 wpm or greater and they can't spare a
> second every so often to let the processor catch up
> then they talk too much and they are a morse
> blabbermouth!
>
>
>
> --- Larry Kayser <kayser@king.igs.net> wrote:
> >
> > Greetings:
> >
> > particularly interesting - attack the messenger or
> > by inference the
> > messengers
> > country while suggesting your attacking the message.
> >
> >
> > jumping at higher CW speeds, my comments were there
> > for redundant in that
> > they have already addressed the issue. My
> > experience is that even at 30+
> > WPM keying the rig needs a second every 30 or so to
> > give the processor a
> > chance to update the vfo correction voltage. The
> >
>
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