Hi Bill, and others, Bill, we are in total agreement. I have been a member of the CFO (and FOC) gang for years...they are all superb CW operators. The CFO guys are for the most part the fellows you h
Tony, Ignore the first bit of my last email. I should have read my entire inbox before responding. Your ideas pretty much coincide with mine. There's one more point. Its the dit-memory and dah-memory
I have a question for the group. Listening to QRQ from time to time I notice that many ops speed up briefly, especially when sending 599, then slow back down. How is this done? One notices it more in
Ben, They are using special-purpose contest keyers which are programmed to send the 599 at a high speed and then slow down for the part of the message which the operator on the other end must copy. T
Being a life long contester (40+ years), I have been to hundreds of events where as many as 30 or 40 operators were participating. I have often heard some of the guys who I consider to be great opera
I notice that many ops speed up briefly, especially when sending 599, then slow back down. How is this done? Hi Ben, Some keyers and some contest logging programs have the ability to "embed" commands
Ben, Some keyers will let you vary the speed within a "memory" text and that is what is happening. My AEA MM3 keyer will let you do that, as will numerous others I'm sure. Since, with few exceptions,
All the Logikey keyers also have this capability. 73, Duane (Logikey K1 and K3 in the shack) Duane Calvin, AC5AA Austin, Texas _______________________________________________ TenTec mailing list TenT