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Zaphon B. wrote:
I made mention of the fact earlier that I was hearing Morse Code that seemed to be transmitted so fast that it was almost like it was some other form of communication. So questions. Are many people out there able to listen and decode that **** on the fly and understand it or are they going through software programs to decode the stuff. AND (I know this will sound stupid) but is there actually someone sitting out there hammering this stuff out by hand, like in the old westerns or is it machine made? AND if machine made why? Why are people still sending info with Morse Code? Haven't we sort of moved beyond that, if you know what I mean?? Zaphod "wishing all a good day" Not much Morse code being used now, except for on the ham bands. Some hams can copy pretty fast, 40-50 wpm or so. I once knew a WWII Navy radio op who could copy 60+ and hold a conversation with someone at the same time and never miss a word of either conversation. |
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