K3: QRQ high-speed QSK

[David Cutter]

Dana

Thanks for showing us this site.

I was particularly interested in the article regarding neuroplasticity
associated with learning Morse code:  I thought you might like a note in a
similar vein.

My old friend Stuart Kind G4AYP (sk) was Director of Forensic Science  here
in the UK and he was of the opinion that reading Morse code was good for the
brain.  He listened to 40m Morse QSOs in French and Spanish while settling
down to sleep, he told me.

This is an article about him if you care to know more:
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/obituaries/1428695/Professor-Stuart-Kind.html
It doesn't even mention his fondness for amateur radio - he was often heard
on local nets and would join ham friends and I for a drink at a local pub.

Sorry for the bandwidth and thread drift, I couldn't resist.

73

David
G3UNA


> If you'd like to hear QRQ CW, I invite you
> all to visit our website.
>
> http://qrqcwnet.ning.com/
> >
> 73 de Dana  W8DH QRQ-CW
>
>
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[Andrew Moore-3]

An astute reader has pointed out I forgot to include the frequency of the
FOG net and CFO sked.

FOG: Mondays and Thursdays at at 8 p.m. Eastern (Tue/Fri 00:00 UTC) on 7032
kHz
CFO: Tuesdays at 9 p.m. Eastern (Wed 01:00 UTC) around 7030 to 7032 kHz

--Andrew
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