Well, if fair is fair, and the value of morse code is what it has been
reported to be in this newsgroup and others, then it should be no problem
eh?


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"Mike Coslo" wrote in message
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Ryan, KC8PMX wrote:
I still think that if morse code is so important for the hams to have to
know how to do, then all others utlizing public service and business
band
frequencies should have to know it as well such as law enforcement,
fire,
ems, governmental entities, transportation frequencies etc. Especially
the
emergency service people, as if there were ever a case where they may be
caught in a position where morse code may be useful, I don't know what
would
be. Can you imagine if they used it for at least a secondary level of
communications if not a primary one?? People in scannerland would have
to
learn morse code as well to figure out what the hell is being sent!

ALL-CODE INTL.!!!!!!!!



Whoaaa there, Ryan! You're getting spun up here!

- Mike KB3EIA -