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NARC Morse Classes
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Morse Classes.
Morse Classes.
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Back up to four regulars signing in this week, see below.
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Tony M7NFK
Emma 2E0KFZ
Nick M0NVT
James M1TES
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I have started closing the gap slightly, but James is suffering and so is Tony. You must try to do more practice and get ALL the characters into your brain with instant recall. This will be a problem all through the Morse course and it does get more demanding as time goes on. Emma is getting just about solid copy at the speed I am at now.
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PONDERING IS NOT ALLOWED PONDERING IS NOT ALLOWED
Please do not forget that. It is non-productive. If you did not copy instantaneously, it shows a lack of Practice.
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The abbreviations can be learned over a period of time and will be in use constantly when you eventually get on the air and make some QSOs, so don’t worry too much about those at this time. However, take time to read the list and meanings. They will gradually become familiar over time.
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Malcolm has changed his high-speed class to Thursday evenings at 7 p.m. and the new schedule reflects that.
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Here is the schedule:
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Here is the information on the Monday NARC CW net. We would like to see more people join who need the netting and net practice. It is very good local practice and we don’t bite! Last Monday was an ideal time to join in. It was straight key nite and an ideal opportunity to gain experience at quite a pedestrian speed.
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73 de Roger, G3LDI roger@g3ldi.co.uk May the Morse be with you.
Author Roger Cooke