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sending and receiving CW isn't a building block to anything else..... Yes, it is. okay, time to fish or cut bait... in what way is CW a building block to the operation of a ham radio that you can't say about so many other more modern, up to date and applicable modes? I mean, ORIGINALLY, the first communication that was EVER sent was a spark with a spark generator. The do not require you to show profeciency in building a spark generator and using it; if you say "well, we just SKIP that step and go to CW", then you can say that about EVERY step along the way of learning ham radio. Clint KB5ZHT |
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