[GreenKeys] Survey

[Gregory W. Moore]

Don es all the group,
Now, I maybe have been stuck in my ways for many years, cause of the USN 
background, but yes, I follow "unshift on space" If I have same 
available.  I also use the pretty
familiar pattern of CR CR LF LTRS as my standard EOL character.

OPNOTE: because I am a former "crippie"  I tend to kind of use the 
"Ltrs" key as a place holder when I am using any kind of mechanical
TTY, because for those who have been "in the know" some of the older
crypto units would require some kind of input to keep sync... and the 
usual practice was to develop this rather rythmic "LTRS" input when 
doing any keyboard sending..I also have a really bad habit of doing my 
little "LTRS/FIGS/LTRS" thing, just as kind of a personal habit, since I 
spent a LOT of time using orderwires, and everyone developed their own 
personal rythym and sending style, kinda like one's "fist" on CW..
my apologies for those who are punching tape, but old habits are really 
hard to break.. --HI--  I don't do this when using a glass terminal, 
because, unfortunately, there just ain't any "Ltrs" "Figs" "CR" or "LF"
on glass terminals.....
73 de Greg WA3IVX/NNN0BVN

Don Robert House wrote:
> John,
> 
> I forgot how I set my 28 typing units.  My 15 has unshift on space.
> 
> Don
> K9TTY
> 
> On 3 Nov 2007, at 8:04 PM, WB6BLV Central California wrote:
> 
> the plot thickens... I ALWAYS run 'unshift on space' to avoid 'jumble'  
> if a
> LTRS is missed... anybody else follow this habit?
> 
> John
> WB6BLV at inreach.com
> 
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