Reading about Riley Hollingworth's Dayton talk about "lightening up" our
intra-amateur discussions in <The ARRL Letter, Vol. 26, No. 22 (June
1,2007)>, it occurred to me that a wonderful application of the K3 will be
cross-mode diplomacy. Suppose, for example, an RTTY station moves onto an
on-going CW traffic net operation. A K3 operator could quickly match the
particular TTY mode of the interfering station and politely explain that a
CW traffic net is already occupying the frequency. As more and more
operators appear on the bands who are Morse-challenged, this could become
especially useful.
73, Bruce N7RR
ô J. Bruce Prior, PhD ô
853 Alder Street
Blaine, WA 98230-8030
360-332-6046
Amateur Radio Station N7RR
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