[GreenKeys] What a nice group

[John Lawson]

On Mon, 21 Jul 2003, Lt. Robert Del Gatto wrote:

> I guess I can't pass up the door Jack Hart opened for me the other day.
> I finally did get my Tech. License (KC2lTX), I got tired of being asked
> if I was a Ham, so I had to do something about that!
> I would like to thank Jack, Gil, and (John, cryptic) for the welcome, and
                                              ^^^^^^^

    ;}


  Crypto-key follows:


    VY FB OM YR SIGS 59 RPT 59 ES WELCOME

Very fine business Old Man, your signals are (Readability) 5 [out of 5]
and (Strength) 9 [S1 to S9] repeat 5-9, and welcome


    TO THE BANDS ES HP TO QSO SOON ON KEYS.

to the bands and hope to have a QSO with you soon via RTTY.


    ALL BST ES 73 DE KB6SCO

All the best and '73' from KB6SCO


  This type of abbreviation is generally used when sending code under
adverse conditions, or where message brevity is required.  It is also used
to confuse new hams and prove that the Sender is a right proper show-off.

  ;)


 Cheers

John KB6SCO