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- Subject: [amsat-bb] No code
- From: K3ROJAL@xxxxxxx
- Date: Wed, 27 Oct 1999 09:32:47 EDT
If amateur radio operators were to stop using the morse code, there would be
few contacts on the satellites. Anyone can pick up an HT or speak into a
microphone, it is the ability to pick out those weak signals on CW and be
able to respond that makes a good operator. There is already a problem when
working VHF-UHF contests; many stations that are barely audible on SSB don't
have the ability to switch over and use CW to make that contact with probably
a new grid section. It is a known fact that learning the morse code increases
a persons mental reflexes in other areas, especially music. I say, make it a
requirement for all amateurs to at least be able to send and receive 13 WPM.
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