[CW] Re: Digital CW (was Numbers Stations)
KA8VIT
ka8vit at ka8vit.com
Mon Sep 15 16:54:38 EDT 2008
IMHO = In my humble opinion
YMMV = Your mileage may vary.
A bleed over from Internet usage... and later... texting...
73 - Bill KA8VIT
wealsowalk at aol.com wrote:
> I sort of agree with you Ken. I do not know what those things mean
> either (cf IMHO, YMMV), however, keep in mind that it was CW ops that
> sort of started all of that. See for example YL, XYL, GG, GN, 73 etc
> etc which are none found in your Q pro list. Not only that but there
> are among the real pros other Q signs that you won't find in your Q
> sign list because they are not in theirs either. They just used
> them. Generally they started as clowning around, but in the end they
> stuck for a while. You did not see them on the ham bands usually
> though and you do not see them on the ship frequencies any more
> either, do you. The basic idea is to communicate effectively and
> efficiently between two ops and that does not always mean they are
> working some net traffic where official pro-signs are the rule.
> ..
> Bill
> AC6QV
>
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