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May 8th 04, 08:30 PM
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Alun wrote:
(William) wrote in om: Dave Heil wrote in message ... I have little sympathy for anyone who would claim that learning morse at a speed of five words per minute is a lot of work or that it requires a long time to learn. Dave K8MN Your sympathy was not solicited, and it or the lack of it doesn't change the fact that for many, learning code at 5wpm is difficult and takes a long time to learn. The real pity are all of the 20WPM Code-Tape Extras that have never used code. That would be me. Not just tapes, in fact I didn't find tapes to be a good method of learning, but I've never attached a key to a rig. What was the point of me learning 20wpm? What is the point of learning anything that you don't want to learn?. Why should people learn to spell now that we have spell checking? Since 90 percent of my time on the air is PSK31 why did I have to learn about anything else? - Mike KB3EIA - |
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