In article , Mike Coslo
writes:

William wrote:

Yet Dick stated that his mission was to make his fist uncopyable to
no-code Technicians with a machine reader.

c'mon now Brian. Dick isn't here to defend himself. SNIOTD.

Face it, Dick wasn't defending himself when he WAS in here.

Just like a lot of SK amateur morsemen of "legend" are no longer
with us.

Is the FCC "required" to keep the morse test JUST BECAUSE some
old morsemen are no longer among the living?

You PCTAs need (desperately?) to build Time Machines to go back
to the halcyon past and glory that was beeping. ["Come with us
now to the days of yesteryear..." - intro to the old "Lone Ranger"
show on radio]

Me, I'm busy trying to invent anti-gravity...but something's holding
me down...

Len Over 21 wrote:
In article , Mike Coslo
writes:


William wrote:


Yet Dick stated that his mission was to make his fist uncopyable to
no-code Technicians with a machine reader.

c'mon now Brian. Dick isn't here to defend himself. SNIOTD.


Face it, Dick wasn't defending himself when he WAS in here.

Just like a lot of SK amateur morsemen of "legend" are no longer
with us.

Yes, we are all "terminated to ground" eventually. 8^)


Is the FCC "required" to keep the morse test JUST BECAUSE some
old morsemen are no longer among the living?

Wow - you pulled that from my saying "speak not ill of the dead?"


You PCTAs need (desperately?) to build Time Machines to go back
to the halcyon past and glory that was beeping. ["Come with us
now to the days of yesteryear..." - intro to the old "Lone Ranger"
show on radio]

I'm a thoroughly modern Millie. I have no Amateur radio past to go to.
I don't even "beep" to begin with. The most anachronistic thing with me
is I'm kind of fascinated by hollow state technology.

But I'm not trying to get any questions about tubes put on the test! ;^)


Me, I'm busy trying to invent anti-gravity...but something's holding
me down...

I'm going to try to invent a levity machine... 8^)

- Mike KB3EIA -