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July 13th 06, 11:34 PM
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CW isn't preventing the modernization of ham radio. Laziness is.
Bill Turner wrote in
: ORIGINAL MESSAGE: On Wed, 12 Jul 2006 23:09:17 GMT, Slow Code wrote: Just like you don't want to learn CW because you're stupid or lazy. ------------ REPLY SEPARATOR ------------ Naw, CW makes it too easy to communicate. CW is for lazy people. Real hams want to struggle to copy signals through noise and QRM. That's why they hate CW... it's no challenge! Bill, W6WRT Or when a couple ops with amplifiers move in a little too close to your on-going qso. That does make things tough, and then they laugh at you when you politely ask them to move up the band a little. LOL |
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