That was needlessly snide and nit picky.
Dave AB7E
On 02/06/2023 11:36 AM Lee Hiers wrote:
CW = continuous wave, an unmodulated carrier
CW <> Morse code, although many take it to mean that these days. One doesn't "learn
CW", one "learns Morse code".
73 de Lee, AA4GA
Please disregard my post as I have "re-found" the answer.
Long story short...I started this activity some six months ago and had to stop
for personal reasons.
I had simply forgotten that Ray K2ULR had provided the answer back then.
When I realized it, I tried to stop my post but Keith WE6R
On 2/6/2023 9:47 AM, K9ZTV wrote:
CW never means Morse Code. It means continuous wave or carrier wave (used
interchangeably).
Morse-type Code occurs only when a continuous wave is turned on and off to
represent letters, numbers, and punctuation according to a given language's
agreed upon
Let's get our nomenclature right ...
CW never means Morse Code. It means continuous wave or carrier wave (used
interchangeably).
Morse-type Code occurs only when a continuous wave is turned on and off to
represent letters, numbers, and punctuation according to a given language's
agreed upon
On 2/4/2023 1:46 PM, JEROME SODUS wrote:
Normally, "CW" means morse-code.
But, in this instance, am I correct in thinking it stands for "continuous wave"
or, in other words, an unmodulated FM signal (constant carrier and
amplitude)?
Yes; "CONTINUOUS wave."
It's not really an unmodulated
You are correct, it puts out a plain carrier, CW with the key held down.
wunder
K6WRU
Walter Underwood
CM87wj
http://observer.wunderwood.org/ (my blog)
> On Feb 4, 2023, at 10:46 AM, JEROME SODUS wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> My question is about the "TUNE" selection (half second hold of the XMIT
>
CW = continuous wave, an unmodulated carrier
CW <> Morse code, although many take it to mean that these days. One
doesn't "learn CW", one "learns Morse code".
Do you have a watt meter between the KX3 and the loop?
73 de Lee, AA4GA
On Mon, Feb 6, 2023 at 11:14 AM JEROME SODUS wrote:
>
Hello,
My question is about the "TUNE" selection (half second hold of the XMIT button).
The manual's wording is
"TUNE is used to put out a CW signal at the power level selected by the __ PWR
control.".
Normally, "CW" means morse-code.
But, in this instance, am I correct in thinking it
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