No, I meant to say that at speeds above 18 wpm, the character speed
and the overall code speed are the same. This is the way that code
practice from W1AW is sent, if I'm not mistaken.
John ND0N
On Jan 8, 2008, at 2234, John wrote:
> Ok so even if I practice coping at 30wpm I should set the character
> speed at
> 18wpm ? is the character speed of 18 still be obsevered between
> something
> like 20 - 40 wpm ?
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>> I always thought that Farnsworth spacing = actual spacing at 18 wpm
>> (at ARRL) and higher speeds were actual speeds for the characters.
>>
>> John ND0N
>>
>>
>> On 08 Jan 2008, at 2152, John wrote:
>>
>>> Ok you CW guys , If I am listing to cw at 25 wpm for practice on a
>>> program where I can adjust parameters how fast should the speed of
>>> the characters be ?
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