On Thu, 11 Oct 2007, David Pratt wrote:
I never use half-spaces in ES or DE but I do use di-dah-di-di-dah-dit for
inverted commas and di-dah-dah-di-dah-dit for @ which I presume will be
included in the K3 character set.
Never understood half-spacesmaybe I just leanred how to do it w/o
und
In a recent message, Kevin Rock <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote ...
International Morse code does not use certain half spaces like the
American Morse code does. However there are still half spaces in well
formed code in certain prowords such as DE and ES. If you send them
without the half space the
International Morse code does not use certain half spaces like the
American Morse code does. However there are still half spaces in well
formed code in certain prowords such as DE and ES. If you send them
without the half space they don't mean the same thing. Therefore you can
sense mean
Thank you. And to mention the concerns of others, I agree this would be
a good idea only if it can be enabled/disabled or if it can be reliably
distinguished from the letter sequence "es" via the half space.
73,
Leigh/WA5ZNU
On Wed, 10 Oct 2007 9:53 pm, wayne burdick wrote:
On Oct 10, 2007, at
> principle of "least surprise" - is "es" is a word in other languages
"es" means "it" in German.
Es ist schön = It is beautiful.
vy 73 de toby
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speak". So, using the CW/RTTY interface,
I'll send "and" to make up for the inadequate "intelligence" of the machine.
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Ron AC7AC
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Sure, but we're not using American Morse here - there's no "half step"
in International Morse. Whatever - I'm the communications protocol
design guy at work, and can't avoid a purist attitude about gateways
(CW to ASCII in this case). I can see prosigns used as link control
characters since they ar
If I remember my history correctly ES was the American Morse method of
sending an ampersand. Leigh was quite correct in mentioning this proword
as using the half step much like DE uses. My favorite drift was the
original HO HO to HEE HEE to HI HI. Much like the great vowel shift of
Middl
Do you really want to remap words/abbreviations (like the 2 character
word "es" which is the symbol for the element einsteinium) in this
way? It's quite all right for prosigns like BT and the "..--"
mentioned in the operator's manual, but to me it violates the
principle of "least surprise" - is "es
On Oct 10, 2007, at 9:48 PM, Leigh L Klotz, Jr. wrote:
On p.31, the K3 manual says that the CW abbreviation ES isn't used in
data modes and might lead to confusion.
Why not recognize it in CW-to-Data and send an ampersand?
We'll put this on the wish list, Leigh. Good idea.
73,
Wayne
N6KR
On p.31, the K3 manual says that the CW abbreviation ES isn't used in
data modes and might lead to confusion.
Why not recognize it in CW-to-Data and send an ampersand?
I believe I read somewhere that ES is actually from American Morse, and
was one of those characters with a half-space in it (l
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