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In message , Geoffrey S.
Mendelson writes Ian Jackson wrote: Well, my Etón E5 certainly doesn't say 'CW'. It says 'SSB'. Does this mean I can't receive CW? Just what HAVE I been listening to while sitting on the toilet? I don't even want to think about it. :-) It says SSB because it sounds better than BFO. BFO is part of the radio, SSB is a mode. Oh dear. My old Trio TS520s DOES say CW. Pity. I was hoping to use it for SSB and morse. What AM I going to do? My 520se had USB/LSB and CW. In any case it does not say Morse, because that would be like saying French or Japanese for the voice modes. The radio does not differentiate between codes used for CW transmission. It just makes a beeping noise when it receives a carrier. If it receives International Morse Code, or 1 for a, 2 for b, 3 for c, etc code, it still does exactly the same thing. I forgot to mention that, in the LSB or USB positions, my TS520s also seems to work on SSTV (and morse). It just goes to show that you shouldn't believe what is written on the tin/packet. [And I haven't yet got around to using it on packet.] -- Ian |
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