You can't key into memories with a straight key, correct. However
if it is
useful for users of paddles to have the transmitted code displayed
as they
send I don't see why that facility should not be extended to users of
straight keys.
Doesn't make sense that it can't save the input from a straight
key...unless it is so
digital that only "perfect" code can be stored.
No, but it makes sense that the K3 knows whether you closed the dot or
dash paddle and therefore probably stores this as a digit, perhaps 1
for dit and 2 for dah, zeo for space?
Ok Wayne/Eric/Lyle - I want to know now - how do you store the Morse
in the memories?
--
He who asks is a fool for five minutes, but he who does not ask
remains a fool forever. -Chinese proverb
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