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May 1st 04, 01:56 AM
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Bill Sohl wrote: "KØHB" wrote in message . net... "N2EY" wrote It's still very practical to build a simple CW *transceiver* from scratch. Plenty of designs out there, as well as kits. Which you might postulate as an argument to retain the Morse examination, except that knowledge of Morse is not a requirement to heat a soldering iron. Exactly. When I was in college we buit a 10w CW transmitter and tested the results into a dummy load. No knowledge of code was needed or expected. hehe, now that sounds like fun! 8^0 - Mike KB3EIA - |
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