Yes. Yes there is. Your comment about "side-to-side paddle use" is uninformed and silly.

http://www.arrl.org/findonlineexam

Z match, L match, T match. Lots of experimenting one could do with those three.

I didn't say I know it, I said I believe it. Big difference.

Which is precisely the point I made earlier. Lots of ham think squeeze keying is faster, and on paper I think you can make that argument, but when you factor in mistakes made by inadvertent squeezes m

From page 8: "Observe someone who was a long time bug user. They will use the ‘rlrl’ combination for the letter C. You try it. This is a waste of time and energy." Energy, ok maybe. But time? If it is

Squeeze-keying has the reputation (for reasons unknown to me) of being faster, more efficient, easier, better, etc. than single-lever keying. It is shown over and over that is not typically the case d

My speed and accuracy improved when I ditched the dual-lever for a single-lever. Things also improved when I plunked down the cash for a very nice paddle with tight tolerances and finer adjustment.

Fifty?

This is social media. Free speech does not apply. That said, it is unlikely your comments will be removed, even as ridiculous as they are.

Yes.

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What an age we live in. The possession of a keyboard and an internet connection turns everyone into a "my opinion matters!" evangelist. The rules were posted. Deal with it. Join the fun or don't, your

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Without knowing your call it's hard to know if you are licensed and if so, where you are licensed, but one thing that should have been drilled into your head if you are an American ham is that NOBODY

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You know Hans designed and sells a 50 watts amp specifically for the QCX, right? It's a QCX event, not a QRP event but the scoring does in fact incentivize QRP operating. I think it's nice to include

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Jim, You're preaching to the choir! It feels like some days all I do is draw lines. In fact, that has become my default answer to "What do you do for work?" "I draw lines" Professionally, I work with

GIS as in Geographic Information Systems? If so, QGIS runs beautifully on Linux-based systems as do a number of other packages. If the GIS you speak of is something different, please ignore me!

https://www.amazon.com/Plugable-Microscope-Flexible-Observation-Magnification/dp/B00XNYXQHE/ref=sr_1_9?dchild=1&keywords=usb+microscope&qid=1610481586&sr=8-9 This is the one I bought last year sometim

7-14 volts recommend by the designer, about 383 thousand battery options will fill that need...

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I recently picked up an old Cushcraft A3WS/A103 beam (three elements on 12 & 17, dipole on 30) for a song and I have a sneaking suspicion there is a 17 meter QCX+ headed my way for Christmas. So I was

What are you trying to do, start WWIII??