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![]() "Mike Coslo" wrote in message t... [snip] Reminds me of the first time I took the General test. I got up early and drove to the Hamfest in Butler PA from State College PA. Drank several cups of coffee on the way. I took the writtens first, and no problem acing it. Then the combination of the trip and too much coffee kicked in as I sat down for the Morse code test. As they say in the Bronx fuggitaboudit! So I had to wait a while for my ticket. Which makes me wonder, I do not do Morse well under stress. I wonder how some of those who had to do it under some awful condx ever managed. - Mike KB3EIA - Those who can hold it together under stress come in two types: a - nerves of steel (only a few of those around) OR b - they've done it so long that it's no more stressful than talking (probably the more common reason). Dee D. Flint, N8UZE |
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