"Dan/W4NTI" wrote in message
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A good CW operator can and does work through any and all QRM. Keep at it.
Dan/W4NTI

Indeed Dan, using the best filter ever devised -- one's brain.

CL - I filter, therefore I am

Caveat Lector wrote:
"Dan/W4NTI" wrote in message
k.net...

A good CW operator can and does work through any and all QRM. Keep
at it.
Dan/W4NTI

Indeed Dan, using the best filter ever devised -- one's brain.

CL - I filter, therefore I am

AMEN Brother!

.. . Given an engaged brain SSB signals become just another piece of the
usual collection of ignorable crud any even half-decent low-band CW op
can copy thru. THAT's the beauty of CW in a nutshell.

w3rv

wrote in message
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Caveat Lector wrote:
"Dan/W4NTI" wrote in message
k.net...

A good CW operator can and does work through any and all QRM. Keep
at it.
Dan/W4NTI

Indeed Dan, using the best filter ever devised -- one's brain.

CL - I filter, therefore I am

AMEN Brother!

. . Given an engaged brain SSB signals become just another piece of the
usual collection of ignorable crud any even half-decent low-band CW op
can copy thru. THAT's the beauty of CW in a nutshell.

w3rv


That's a big R R R! The SSB problem also represents one of few times when an
amp is useful when using CW. (The other times are - sometimes - in DX
pile-ups & heavy QRN on the lower frequency bands.) ak