I dont understand the problem
here. Almost all Contest CW is Computer Sent.
On the receiving end how do you know what/who is
sending the code?
Do we care?
Hey, if you disapprove - then dont work the
guy.
I already have his card on CW.
73 de tom
gm4fdm / T33C
www.visitscotland.com
So Bill, wonder what's your opinion about transmitting CW with an Electronic
keyer (that's kind a computer as well). The only true CW made by hand is with a
straight key.
I see no difference with Rtty, which originally was made with a telex and a
convertor and has been computerized as well. One
I do that to. I'm sure you have heard some hand keying that sounds like a
monkey sending with its left foot.
So, it's much better.
I didn't say computer code contacts were wrong, I said it doesn't seem
quite right.
Think about a CW DXCC award where the recipient can't copy a single letter
of
At 14:35 16-07-05, Norm Gertz wrote:
Computer generated CW has allowed many operators with problems or
handicaps to produce perfect CW.
Yes, to answer your question, it is valid for CW DXCC. There are no
restrictions on how you copy...with a pencil, on a mill or via a code reader.
When I
