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Re: About passing ham license tests....

by fairbank56@[EMAIL PROTECTED] Mar 22, 2008 at 02:24 PM

That may be the case for SSB, particularly 75 meters, but not so for
CW. Iv'e made over 2,000 "rag chew" cw QSO's in the last 2 1/2 years
and never had a bad experience. Everyone has been kind and courteous.
Now people do get a little stupid and rude trying to make dx contacts
in a pile-up but for general conversations, cw is a pleasure. Before
taking up cw, I did a lot of psk-31 which was much like cw as far as
courteous operators.

Eric N3EF

On Mar 21, 9:01=A0pm, Larry <no...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> I haven't "taught" a class in a long time because I've lost interest in
> ham radio having been on it and fed up with the petty fighting since
> 1957. =A0Just like Usenet, hams are a bunch of two-year-olds fighting in
> the RF sandbox for male dominance. =A0Give a listen and see for
> yourselves. =A0I used to teach 8 cl***** a year long ago.
>
 




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Larry <noone@[EMAIL PR  2008-03-22 01:01:59 
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Larry <noone@[EMAIL PR  2008-03-23 01:52:45 
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msg <msg@[EMAIL PROTEC  2008-03-22 21:05:07 
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Larry <noone@[EMAIL PR  2008-03-23 05:48:51 
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