[Elecraft] kxpd3 question

[Grant Youngman]

I guess the easy way to send “cw perfection” is a keyboard.  Or an AccuKeyer (but that’s not the issue)

If you use a key of any kind, it’s virtually impossible not to make a mistake from time to time. Telling someone not to get on the air until their CW is “perfect” just keeps folks off the air. 

Now I’ll admit that there is a difference between slop and the ersatz mistake all of us make. But ... if I had been held to the “perfection” standard in 1958, I’d have never gotten on the air and tried to make a contact ... and still wouldn’t have.

Grant NQ5T

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> On Nov 9, 2017, at 4:26 PM, KENT TRIMBLE <k9ztv at socket.net> wrote:
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> No, Ron, obsessing over sending perfect code is NOT like speaking languages with an accent.
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> Perfect code remains the goal because it conveys the greatest chance of 100% copy.
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