Members interested in CW. I ran across something the president of CWOPS wrote that really summarizes the art of CW.
"It (CW) sharpens listening skills. It develops timing and precision. It creates confidence. When you become proficient in CW, you know you have earned something. That accomplishment builds pride — not boastful pride, but a quiet, internal satisfaction that says, “I can do this.” CW is difficult to learn and it takes practice and dedication. But once you become proficient there will never be a day under any band conditions even with a minimal rig and poor antenna that you will not be able to work other hams. Tim, AD5US
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