Morse Code Beats Text Messaging

[namvet]

[YOUTUBE]t041g4X-aM0[/YOUTUBE]

the guy's using a speed key

at 1 time in the past I could send up to 90 WPM.

[YOUTUBE]JJtJve1Aqu8[/YOUTUBE]

[5stringJeff]

But who the hell can understand Morse Code any more?

[Mr. P]

But who the hell can understand Morse Code any more?

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[namvet]

anyone. if you wanna learn. sending is easy. receiving is the hard part. and its not a lost art. its still very popular with ham or amateur radio operators. and it is a challenge. we called it "pounding brass" and, as you saw, it was faster than text msg. speed comes with practice.
........the real goal is to pass the general class test. then you can use voice (mic) and much more powerful transmitters. you've seen photos of my PC gear???? here's my shack photo's. note the addition of monitors:

shacks

the fun is of course sitting at home and talking to the world.

[Mr. P]

anyone. if you wanna learn. sending is easy. receiving is the hard part. and its not a lost art. its still very popular with ham or amateur radio operators. and it is a challenge. we called it "pounding brass" and, as you saw, it was faster than text msg. speed comes with practice.
........the real goal is to pass the general class test. then you can use voice (mic) and much more powerful transmitters. you've seen photos of my PC gear???? here's my shack photo's. note the addition of monitors:

shacks

the fun is of course sitting at home and talking to the world.

It's also still used with radio navigation facilities for identification.

BTW... if you ever talk with N4VIC let me know.

[namvet]

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g a r y that's me

[namvet]

It's also still used with radio navigation facilities for identification.

BTW... if you ever talk with N4VIC let me know.

you mean code or voice?????

[Mr. P]

you mean code or voice?????

He'd probably be voice..donno how much code he does...or if he is still a ham...haven't talked with him for awhile. He has that top license..whatever that is, I forget.

[namvet]

He'd probably be voice..donno how much code he does...or if he is still a ham...haven't talked with him for awhile. He has that top license..whatever that is, I forget.

general class. US call signs start with K or W.

N4VIC should be foreign. here in the states "N" stands for novice.

WN0MZG or KN0MZG for example

[Mr. P]

general class. US call signs start with K or W.

N4VIC should be foreign. here in the states "N" stands for novice.

WN0MZG or KN0MZG for example

foreign? well we are in Geaogia..but that's Georgia, USA.

Here's his stuff..Novice?

Operator Class Amateur Extra Prev. Op. Class Advanced

Call Sign N4VIC
(Vanity) Radio Service HV - Vanity

[Psychoblues]

I'm game for "ham or amateur radio operators", numbnuts.

anyone. if you wanna learn. sending is easy. receiving is the hard part. and its not a lost art. its still very popular with ham or amateur radio operators. and it is a challenge. we called it "pounding brass" and, as you saw, it was faster than text msg. speed comes with practice.
........the real goal is to pass the general class test. then you can use voice (mic) and much more powerful transmitters. you've seen photos of my PC gear???? here's my shack photo's. note the addition of monitors:

shacks

the fun is of course sitting at home and talking to the world.

My research tells me that you are full of S-H-I-T.

Welcome to the 21st Century.

Psychoblues

[PostmodernProphet]

but who the hell can understand morse code any more?

ru kdng? unless yr l33t nobody understands texting....

[namvet]

I'm game for "ham or amateur radio operators", numbnuts.




My research tells me that you are full of S-H-I-T.

Welcome to the 21st Century.

Psychoblues

retards from Miss don't count. spud peeler

[5stringJeff]

ru kdng? unless yr l33t nobody understands texting....

lol i hv a t33n so i no all @b0ut l33t & txt kthxby!!!1