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Old March 28th 04, 04:18 AM
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Just wondering if anyone else caught the mention on Headline News on
Saturday about the addition of the "@" symbol to International Morse Code?
They mentioned the ARRL and ham operators who still use Morse Code to
communicate and the fact that the "@" symbol allows people to now add their
e-mail address when the mcommunicate via code. It was sure neat to see ham
ops get a mention on national news.

73,
Michael Brown KU4UV
Lexington, Ky.


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Michael Brown wrote:
Just wondering if anyone else caught the mention on Headline News on
Saturday about the addition of the "@" symbol to International Morse Code?
They mentioned the ARRL and ham operators who still use Morse Code to
communicate and the fact that the "@" symbol allows people to now add their
e-mail address when the mcommunicate via code. It was sure neat to see ham
ops get a mention on national news.

73,
Michael Brown KU4UV
Lexington, Ky.



OK, I give up?
What is it? The dits and dahs that is...
mike

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Michael Brown wrote:
Just wondering if anyone else caught the mention on Headline News on
Saturday about the addition of the "@" symbol to International Morse Code?
They mentioned the ARRL and ham operators who still use Morse Code to
communicate and the fact that the "@" symbol allows people to now add their
e-mail address when the mcommunicate via code. It was sure neat to see ham
ops get a mention on national news.

73,
Michael Brown KU4UV
Lexington, Ky.



OK, I give up?
What is it? The dits and dahs that is...
mike

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Bunch of stuff For Sale and Wanted at the link below.
Toshiba & Compaq LiIon Batteries, Test Equipment
Honda CB-125S $800 in PDX
Yaesu FTV901R Transverter, 30pS pulser
Tektronix Concept Books, spot welding head...
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"mike" schreef in bericht
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Michael Brown wrote:
Just wondering if anyone else caught the mention on Headline News on
Saturday about the addition of the "@" symbol to International Morse

Code?
They mentioned the ARRL and ham operators who still use Morse Code to
communicate and the fact that the "@" symbol allows people to now add

their
e-mail address when the mcommunicate via code. It was sure neat to see

ham
ops get a mention on national news.

73,
Michael Brown KU4UV
Lexington, Ky.



OK, I give up?
What is it? The dits and dahs that is...


Since the @ sign is an A with a C around it, it is AC, but signed as 1 sign:

A: .-
C: -.-.

@: .--.-.

73 Rene PE1RA


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Michael Brown wrote:
Just wondering if anyone else caught the mention on Headline News on
Saturday about the addition of the "@" symbol to International Morse

Code?
They mentioned the ARRL and ham operators who still use Morse Code to
communicate and the fact that the "@" symbol allows people to now add

their
e-mail address when the mcommunicate via code. It was sure neat to see

ham
ops get a mention on national news.

73,
Michael Brown KU4UV
Lexington, Ky.



OK, I give up?
What is it? The dits and dahs that is...


Since the @ sign is an A with a C around it, it is AC, but signed as 1 sign:

A: .-
C: -.-.

@: .--.-.

73 Rene PE1RA


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A NEW MORSE CHARACTER -- To keep up with the times, the IARU has proposed
adding a new character--the commercial "at" or @ symbol--to permit sending
e-mail addresses in Morse code. The draft new recommendation proposes using
the letters A and C run together (.--.-.) to represent the @ symbol. Tis
pending approval.


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"mike" wrote in message ...
Michael Brown wrote:
Just wondering if anyone else caught the mention on Headline News on
Saturday about the addition of the "@" symbol to International Morse

Code?
They mentioned the ARRL and ham operators who still use Morse Code to
communicate and the fact that the "@" symbol allows people to now add

their
e-mail address when the mcommunicate via code. It was sure neat to see

ham
ops get a mention on national news.

73,
Michael Brown KU4UV
Lexington, Ky.



OK, I give up?
What is it? The dits and dahs that is...
mike




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A NEW MORSE CHARACTER -- To keep up with the times, the IARU has proposed
adding a new character--the commercial "at" or @ symbol--to permit sending
e-mail addresses in Morse code. The draft new recommendation proposes using
the letters A and C run together (.--.-.) to represent the @ symbol. Tis
pending approval.


--
Incognito By Necessity (:-(

If you can't convince them, confuse them.
- - -Harry S Truman




"mike" wrote in message ...
Michael Brown wrote:
Just wondering if anyone else caught the mention on Headline News on
Saturday about the addition of the "@" symbol to International Morse

Code?
They mentioned the ARRL and ham operators who still use Morse Code to
communicate and the fact that the "@" symbol allows people to now add

their
e-mail address when the mcommunicate via code. It was sure neat to see

ham
ops get a mention on national news.

73,
Michael Brown KU4UV
Lexington, Ky.



OK, I give up?
What is it? The dits and dahs that is...
mike




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