Kieth,

 From the number of 'off zero-beat QSOs I hear on the air, I know you 
are not alone.
Some folks do have very good pitch recognition, but others (like me) 
have a certified 'tin ear'.
Unfortunately, those with good pitch recognition have no concept of what 
it is like for folks like me.  I have relied on Spectrogram to help me 
with the pitch for a long time.

73,
Don W3FPR

Darwin, Keith wrote:
> Really?  I always try to tune CW by ear and I'm amazed at just how far 
> off I am once I check it against the spot tone.  I never get it right 
> without some help.
>  
> I suspect I'm not alone.
>  
> - Keith N1AS -
> - K3 711 -
>
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
> one's preferred sidetone pitch is likewise instantly recognizable when 
> a signal is being tuned in and "hits" that pitch.   
>  
> 73,
>
> Kent  K9ZTV
>
>
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