"N2EY" wrote:

Here, try this one:

"All else being equal, a radio amateur who has Morse
Code skills is more experienced, more qualified, and
has more radio communications options available than
a radio amateur with no Morse Code skills."


Without a desire to communicate with Morse Code, there is no truth to that
statement at all. Even with that (the all being equal aspect), there is no
truth to the "more experienced" or "more qualified" when it comes to
absolutely anything beyond Morse Code. Therefore, those two have no place in
that paragraph without Morse Code, not the radio amateur, specified as the
"more" being discussed. Therefore, only the "more radio communications
options" has any significant ring of truth to it.


Dwight Stewart (W5NET)

http://www.qsl.net/w5net/