Dick Carroll wrote in message ...
Dee D. Flint wrote:
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"Dee D. Flint" wrote in message

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No they haven't. The two conditions you state are still problems and

good

reasons to learn to copy by ear. The human brain can sort it out when

the

computer cannot. Poorly sent and spaced code is also still a problem.

Dee D. Flint, N8UZE

Seems like Morse Ops need to send better.


Yes some of them need to pay a lot more attention to the quality of their
sending.


Why do you suppose N0IMD might find that to be a concern? Those of us
who actually work CW usually can copy variety with no problems.
His abilities are his own concern and his responsibility.
Yet he trolls on.
Lennie's understudy, for a fact.

Dick, I can copy overmodulated phone signals. But just because I can
copy them doesn't mean that they are acceptable in the ARS. Just as
poorly sent (intentionally or otherwise) CW is not acceptable in the
ARS.

It's time for you to find some other unreasonable position to
champion. This one is on its way to the Alpo factory.

Comprende?