[Qcwa] Re: Whatever happened to "da da di di da da"??

[Joseph Fenn]

Thanks Harv and Bessie for clearing all that up for us.  Might mention
too that the "break" key in cw far as I can remember was "bk"
if you were trying to break in on a commercial cw circuit to make
the guy on the other end repeat something you missed.   Then the other
type of "bk" used was a formatting thing that seperated the text of
a msg from the msg ender, I/E    "BT" spelled out on a line by
itself, then six or seven empty lines followed by "nnnn".
                    Joe (aka kilroy)
                          KH6JF


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