Slow Code wrote:
The 30 Steps below will help all No-Code Hams, it will also help you to
find others just like yourself. These 30 steps should also be added to the
present writtens.


Hilarious! I am going to print these out and give them out at the next
Repeater Group meeting. (which I am forced to attend since it is also
the local RACES group meeting :-(

"Old Time Ham" wrote in message
. ..
Slow Code wrote:
The 30 Steps below will help all No-Code Hams, it will also help you to
find others just like yourself. These 30 steps should also be added to
the
present writtens.


Hilarious! I am going to print these out and give them out at the next
Repeater Group meeting. (which I am forced to attend since it is also the
local RACES group meeting :-(

This just occurred to me:


No-coders can never be Silent Keys

Just dead mikes





73, H.
NQ5H

In article , "H. Adam stevens, NQ5H" wrote:

"Old Time Ham" wrote in message
...
Slow Code wrote:
The 30 Steps below will help all No-Code Hams, it will also help you to
find others just like yourself. These 30 steps should also be added to
the
present writtens.


Hilarious! I am going to print these out and give them out at the next
Repeater Group meeting. (which I am forced to attend since it is also the
local RACES group meeting :-(

This just occurred to me:


No-coders can never be Silent Keys

Just dead mikes





73, H.
NQ5H

I guess repeaters in general, whether it GMRS, commercial, or Ham, will still
use CW identifiers, they even use it on satellites.. It seems strange, but it
will be that way for a long time.

greg

N6GS

H. Adam stevens, NQ5H wrote:
"Old Time Ham" wrote in message
. ..
Slow Code wrote:
The 30 Steps below will help all No-Code Hams, it will also help you to
find others just like yourself. These 30 steps should also be added to
the
present writtens.


Hilarious! I am going to print these out and give them out at the next
Repeater Group meeting. (which I am forced to attend since it is also the
local RACES group meeting :-(

This just occurred to me:


No-coders can never be Silent Keys

Just dead mikes

Listening to the bands these days I have come to the conclusion that
many Keys have indeed become Silent although they are not physically
dead.

And yes, when more code operators die they are just as dead as any
other amateur radio operator who has passed away.

"John S." wrote in message
ups.com...

H. Adam stevens, NQ5H wrote:
"Old Time Ham" wrote in message
. ..
Slow Code wrote:
The 30 Steps below will help all No-Code Hams, it will also help you
to
find others just like yourself. These 30 steps should also be added to
the
present writtens.


Hilarious! I am going to print these out and give them out at the next
Repeater Group meeting. (which I am forced to attend since it is also
the
local RACES group meeting :-(

This just occurred to me:


No-coders can never be Silent Keys

Just dead mikes

Listening to the bands these days I have come to the conclusion that
many Keys have indeed become Silent although they are not physically
dead.

And yes, when more code operators die they are just as dead as any
other amateur radio operator who has passed away.


FWIW - when one "presses the mic button to talk" - they are considered to be
"KEYING" the mic. Therefore - anyone who is a ham - be they a "code" key
user OR "key" a mic - would still pass as a "silent "key" "
The code is GONE - there is nothing we can do about its demise - so lets
start PROMOTING decent Radio Skills - beginning with the vanishment of
insulting amongst the ranks first off - and those who "might" be considering
coming into the hobby.

Radiosrfun wrote:
"John S." wrote in message
ups.com...


FWIW - when one "presses the mic button to talk" - they are considered to be
"KEYING" the mic. Therefore - anyone who is a ham - be they a "code" key
user OR "key" a mic - would still pass as a "silent "key" "
The code is GONE - there is nothing we can do about its demise - so lets
start PROMOTING decent Radio Skills - beginning with the vanishment of
insulting amongst the ranks first off - and those who "might" be considering
coming into the hobby.
well said indeed althought still maintiain I will an SK only over my
dead body

and Intend for that never to happen even have a plan to carry it out
chinese say "man who finishes house dies" therefore I will never quite
finish my home and live forever

but seriously the attiudes and "proCoders" were one of the biggest
things working in favor of NoCode

Code use is now in the hands it should be in those that suport it .
well on second even I, and I do hate the mode personaly would wish it a
better fate than its supports are likely to contrive but for good or
ill it their problem not mine

but insulting those you are requiting ro seeking to convince was never
a good idea I hope they learn that soon

"Radiosrfun" wrote in message
...
"John S." wrote in message
ups.com...

H. Adam stevens, NQ5H wrote:
"Old Time Ham" wrote in message
. ..
Slow Code wrote:
The 30 Steps below will help all No-Code Hams, it will also help you
to
find others just like yourself. These 30 steps should also be added
to
the
present writtens.


Hilarious! I am going to print these out and give them out at the
next
Repeater Group meeting. (which I am forced to attend since it is also
the
local RACES group meeting :-(

This just occurred to me:


No-coders can never be Silent Keys

Just dead mikes

Listening to the bands these days I have come to the conclusion that
many Keys have indeed become Silent although they are not physically
dead.

And yes, when more code operators die they are just as dead as any
other amateur radio operator who has passed away.


FWIW - when one "presses the mic button to talk" - they are considered to
be
"KEYING" the mic. Therefore - anyone who is a ham - be they a "code" key
user OR "key" a mic - would still pass as a "silent "key" "
The code is GONE - there is nothing we can do about its demise - so lets
start PROMOTING decent Radio Skills - beginning with the vanishment of
insulting amongst the ranks first off - and those who "might" be
considering
coming into the hobby.




Yep, geting rid of the insults just might result in more folks joining the
ranks of amateur radio.

73 from Rochester, NY
Jim AA2QA

"Radiosrfun" wrote in message
...

The code is GONE - there is nothing we can do about its demise -

Well, it's not that extreme. Is AM gone? (No, it just isn't very popular
among the current crowd.)

Is RTTY gone? (No, it just isn't very popular among the current crowd.)

Is packet gone? (No, it just ... etc, etc, etc)

I'm going to quit now before I get too obvious :-)


"Sal"
In total agreement that radios-r-fun.

"Sal M. Onella" wrote in message
...

"Radiosrfun" wrote in message
...

The code is GONE - there is nothing we can do about its demise -

Well, it's not that extreme. Is AM gone? (No, it just isn't very popular
among the current crowd.)

Is RTTY gone? (No, it just isn't very popular among the current crowd.)

Is packet gone? (No, it just ... etc, etc, etc)

I'm going to quit now before I get too obvious :-)


"Sal"
In total agreement that radios-r-fun.



I didn't mean CW was "gone" in the sense of no longer able to be used! I
meant only in the "testing" - which has spawned months if not years of
hateful arguments - so it is pointless to remain at odds with others over
it. Sure - CW, AM, RTTY, etc - are still all there to be used and enjoyed by
those with personal preference. And as well - they should be! Use them to
your hearts content!

"Sal M. Onella" wrote in message
...

"Radiosrfun" wrote in message
...

The code is GONE - there is nothing we can do about its demise -

Well, it's not that extreme. Is AM gone? (No, it just isn't very popular
among the current crowd.)

Is RTTY gone? (No, it just isn't very popular among the current crowd.)

Is packet gone? (No, it just ... etc, etc, etc)

I'm going to quit now before I get too obvious :-)


"Sal"
In total agreement that radios-r-fun.



At least Spark is gone.
-sniff

Unless your neighbor has an electric fence.