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“*edited*es Aint *edited* But Hoes And Tricks”
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couldn’t think of anything else to write..?
I used to receive morse code at over 30 wpm
Amateur Radio Call: AF4QR
Ephraim said:
You know there are a ton of Morse Code translators on the internet, right?I’m talking about the audible morse code.. no one actually communicates with lines and periods..
i got skillz
http://www2.arrl.org/arrlletter/00/0616/
do a find for af4qr and you’ll find a picture with me and the ex-gov of sc at age 14… I met with him because I had achieved Extra Class at a young age and South Carolina had just declared an Amateur Radio week
Lemm said:
I’m talking about the audible morse code.. no one actually communicates with lines and periods..i got skillz
http://www2.arrl.org/arrlletter/00/0616/
do a find for af4qr and you’ll find a picture with me and the ex-gov of sc at age 14… I met with him because I had achieved Extra Class at a young age and South Carolina had just declared an Amateur Radio week
william?
Lemm said:
I’m talking about the audible morse code.. no one actually communicates with lines and periods..i got skillz
And who the *edited* communicates in audible morse code?
B R I E F S said:
And who the *edited* communicates in audible morse code?http://www.fists.org/ <– no this is not some wierd porn
but there are a lot of people that still use it for mostly hobby use. there are many contests each year as well
some people even have a keyer strapped to their leg and send / receive morse code while driving down the road
it’s only recently starting to die out becuase the FCC opened up the Amateur Radio Extra and Genderal Classes to people who can only recieve 5 wpm.. which used to be limited to the novice class…
I got extra by passing the 20 wpm the old way
very nice job on the sig
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