[SOC] Anglo-American Translation

[Rob Matherly]

Welllll..... you could hook up a cw decoding program up to your rig, send
your sidetone (assuming you can listen to it without transmitting), save it
as a txt file, and then attatch it to an e-mail :^)

72/73/oo
Rob, w0jrm

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----- Original Message -----
From: Randall Jouett <rules@bellsouth.net>
To: <soc@mailman.qth.net>
Sent: Saturday, September 14, 2002 1:28 PM
Subject: Re: [SOC] Anglo-American Translation


Howdy, Rob, and long time no type! :^)

> <---
> Hmmm. Anybody come up with a circuit that can read CW from a morse key
> connected to an RS-232 port or something
> --->
>
> Check out CWGet.  It has that feature if I remember correctly.  I know I
> never used it if it did though :^)

Ok. Thanks. Will take a look! Actually, I was thinking about
a program that would get the CW from the RS-232 port, parse
the CW, and then insert it into text file that could be sent as
e-mail. So, an SOC person could use his or her left foot, send
CW, and let others read his or her "QLF Mail." :^). Hmmm.
Does this sound like a decent SOC project and design, folks? :^)

73!

Randall
AB5NI


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