Gday
For those on the reflector who are wondering what this new tool (VE3NEAs
CW Skimmer) is like from a users point of view, see the review of
well-known contester Pete N4ZR at:
www.pvrc.org/~n4zr/Articles/Skimmer.pdf
I have used Alexs Rocky software for the last eighteen months or so
Gday
For those on the reflector who are wondering what this new tool (VE3NEAs
CW Skimmer) is like from a users point of view, see the review of
well-known contester Pete N4ZR at:
www.pvrc.org/~n4zr/Articles/Skimmer.pdf
I have used Alexs Rocky software for the last eighteen months or so
Gentlemen,
I do not think this program is a bad idea and not withstanding comments
from the cw purists, it could actually increase the number and
proficiency of cw operators. When I was just starting out and struggling
with 22 wpm, contesters running at 35+wpm just blew me away. I recall
It's kind of like watching a foreign-language film with subtitles. Not
needed for the fluent, but helpful when you are first learning.
Al N1AL
On Tue, 2008-02-05 at 00:39, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Gentlemen,
I do not think this program is a bad idea and not withstanding comments
from the
I guess this is a tool for those who either only had
to pass a 5 wpm CW test or none at all. Now they can
QRM the low end CW portions of the bands by pushing a
button and letting their radio send 599 or some
other programmed response that they couldn't do with a
key. It's rather sad.
73 es gud
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