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![]() "Hans K0HB" wrote in message news:8951605be0ad1dbd7f68d241525766fc.128005@mygat e.mailgate.org... "Carl R. Stevenson" wrote . the insistence on using "wetware" instead of software to do the decoding is an anomaly of ham radio. This "do it the hard way, rather than the smart way" approach to things that is held by so many hams leads to stagation, backwardness, etc. Carl, You seem to have moved positions from "the Morse test ought to be dropped" to "operators who use Morse code are stagnant and backward". Hans, I said "... held by so many hams ..." Clearly, there are folks who are not Morse enthusiasts who also hold to the "do it the hard way, rather than the smart way" idea ... and not all Morse enthusiasts hold to that idea. I certainly did NOT intend to imply that all, or even most, folks who like Morse are stagnant and backward ... many Morse enthusiasts do lots of other things and are progress-minded (quite a few are NCI members who have sent me e-mail saying "I like Morse a LOT, in fact it's my primary operating mode, but the test just doesn't make sense any more.") 73, Carl - wk3c |