Hi Ken,
I concur the brain is a wonderful filter, and it
generally is my preferred tool.
The example you give a wide open filter is a good
idea, once you learn how to process that info
mentally.
In contest situations, if I'm running, I generally
like to keep my filters relatively broad. Folks
For relative newbies to CW such as myself, narrow filters
are a necessity. It's all that I can handle to copy code
at 18-20 WPM without the distraction of 2 or 3 other signals
in the passband banging away at my brain. I have noticed
that the real experts in my club often leave the filters
wide
Cathy,
Stick with it and you'll be a real expert in no time yourself.
73,
Tony W7GO
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For relative newbies to CW such as myself, narrow filters
are a necessity. It's all that I can handle to copy code
at 18-20 WPM without the distraction of 2 or 3 other
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