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Old October 13th 03, 03:49 AM
Larry Roll K3LT
 
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In article , Dick Carroll
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Hw about morse fallicies, morse inaccuracies, erronious morse
claims? Which of these do you find acceptable?



It's easy enough to accept that those of you who have never had any use
for radiotelegraphy would view its stated attributes as mythical, and
for the lot of you that is indeed a proper description. You couldn't
communciate your way out of an emergency using Morse if the fate of the
planet DID depend on it!


Dick:

More realistically, they couldn't use CW to communicate their way
out of an emergency even if the life of one person depended on it!
That is a much more likely scenario than any sort of "planetary" disaster.

73 de Larry, K3LT

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