doo wop for hams.

[tommag]

I saw this on the zed and looked it up on YouTube. Very nice harmony!  The Morse code of love.
https://youtu.be/rz_9r1APwM4?si=IrAN08zW6tqA06NE

[olfart]

Someone mentioned loving Morse Code? Have some fun with some of the old callsigns from my time in Greenland... DN4A, QM2A, DN4M . Then there's my favorite rhythm exercise, "Bens best bent wire".
You non-hams will never get the feel of those by looking them up and writing them down.

[tommag]

Someone mentioned loving Morse Code? Have some fun with some of the old callsigns from my time in Greenland... DN4A, QM2A, DN4M . Then there's my favorite rhythm exercise, "Bens best bent wire".
You non-hams will never get the feel of those by looking them up and writing them down.

I didn't get far in my meager attempts to learn Morse but I think I'm getting your post.  Recognition of strings rather than individual symbols.

[olfart]

In order to understand my meaning about the old callsigns and rhythm exercise, you have to hear them.
DN4A, all run together, is dah-di-di dah-dit di-di-di-dah di-dah.
QM2A is dah-dah-di-dah dah-dah di-di-dah-dah-dah di-dah
Bens best bent wire is dah-di-di-dit dit dah-dit di-di-dit dah-di-di-dit dit dah-dit dah di-dah-dah di-dit di-dah-dit dit

[specops56]

My BRAIN isn't wired for code. I tried but no dice. That's why I didn't get my ticket until the No Code Tech came along. Until then I spent my time on CB.

Terry

[tommag]

Got by the censors!
https://youtu.be/MXJIVQQgVPA?si=ihN8Wfdon8hpMUTD