[CQ-Contest] CW slow? No problem

[Ria Jairam]

I received comments from some of my friends that they didn't want to
wade in because it would be like driving a unicycle on an interstate.
There were some doing 40-50WPM... not that there is anything wrong
with speed, but sometimes who want to casually participate and "give
out points" get scared away.

I did a steady 30WPM and QRS as necessary.

Something to keep in mind.

That said I worked several straight keys, tons of bugs, and a good bit
of QLF. All in the fun.

73
Ria, N2RJ

On Sat, Nov 25, 2017 at 10:11 PM, Charles Harpole <hs0zcw at gmail.com> wrote:
> You have slow CW?  My solution:
>
> K3 set at 400 bandwidth.  P3 panadapter and large monitor.  Start at bottom
> of band and tune center of slim visual pip.  K3, spots, and your head
> confirm callers' letters.
> Push programmed send..... send your call sign.
> Learned my own call at high speed, so I read mine.
> Read screen to confirm his info, even with cut numbers, including an E for
> 5 in 5NN, moan.
> Push button to send ur info.
> Log 'em.
> Tune 500cycles up and work next loud sig.
> A killer solution to slow copying speed.  S&P produces about 1 to 2 per
> minute, so dive in and enjoy 30+ wpm!
> 73,
> Charly, HS0ZCW
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