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January 11th 07, 04:03 AM
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One way to promote learning of code ...
Cecil Moore wrote:
Anyone using an IC-756PRO for CW is using a computer. :-) And it can be handy. Sometimes when I'm playing with the computer CW program and it's printing well, I can have a short conversation with the XYL and then catch up on the QSO a minute later. Some oldtimers used to claim to be able to head copy on the radio and chat with a person in the room at the same time. But I could never do that...  |
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