[CW] Morse Captioning Added - Last Eastward Trans Atlantic Voyage of RMS Queen Mary/GBTT 1967

[D.J.J. Ring, Jr.]

Hans,

That was uncalled for.

It's just my observation that you wouldn't find Morse this good unless
you were listening to some very excellent operators like those from
the Society of Wireless Pioneers - which is an association of former
Military and Commercial radiotelegraph operators.  It's a simple fact,
you just wouldn't, at least not easily, at least those using manual
methods of sending.

This  was in response to Bruce's observation about lack of spacing,
the sending was excellent - there were some errors - and
unprofessionally they were uncorrected - but the recording is history,
it accurately records what happened, two or three extra dots in easily
recognized words in congratulatory telegrams.  Poor spacing,  not even
a bit.

Don't insult others, don't insult me.  I meant nothing of the kind,
stop this unprovoked nastiness.

73
DR

On Fri, Nov 27, 2020 at 1:58 AM Hans Brakob <kzerohb at gmail.com> wrote:
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> I am so surprised that you lower yourself to hang out with common Amateur Radio operators.
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> From: D.J.J. Ring, Jr.
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> But GBTT and KCEJ were far better than you're apt to hear on the ham bands except if you're listening to the Society of Wireless Pioneers net.
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