TX - only cw display

[Arthur Nienhouse]

This is what I have been doing as well and it has helped my spacing, is there
a way to get my TX-ONLY to show up in the utility for others over my shoulder to read?

If not that would be a nice tweak in software if possible.

Regards
Art
ka9zap


Well said and a good way to get those words out there by themselves.
I've been doing that and was stunned at how many words I've been
running together ;o)

73,
Tom
Amateur Radio Operator N5GE
ARRL Lifetime Member
QCWA Lifetime Member

On Wed, 19 Jun 2013 17:41:18 -0700, Brian Hunt
<[hidden email]>  wrote:

[snip]

> As an aside, I have used the TX-ONLY option of CW decode to improve my character and word spacing. I figure if the K3 can understand what I'm saying, most CW ops can too. 73,
>
> Brian, K0DTJ

[snip]

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[Richard-3]

I use the K3 cw decode for personal sending practice.  It is useful, but I prefer CW Get for sending and hearing training/practice because it prints on a monitor and I can see and save paragraphs of text.  I can use head copy and then check the buffered text if I have a question.

It seems more useful for practice because I'm not trying to watch the decode text as it goes by, and the decoded text is available for easy review after my training session is done.  YMMV.

The buffered text could be shown on a big monitor or projected to let an audience read messages.  A better presentation tool, IMHO.

Rich
NU6T

Arthur Nienhouse <[hidden email]> wrote:

>
>This is what I have been doing as well and it has helped my spacing, is there
>a way to get my TX-ONLY to show up in the utility for others over my shoulder to read?
>
>If not that would be a nice tweak in software if possible.
>
>Regards
>Art
>ka9zap
>
>
>Well said and a good way to get those words out there by themselves.
>I've been doing that and was stunned at how many words I've been
>running together ;o)
>
>73,
>Tom
>Amateur Radio Operator N5GE
>ARRL Lifetime Member
>QCWA Lifetime Member
>
>On Wed, 19 Jun 2013 17:41:18 -0700, Brian Hunt
><[hidden email]>  wrote:
>
>[snip]
>
>> As an aside, I have used the TX-ONLY option of CW decode to improve my character and word spacing. I figure if the K3 can understand what I'm saying, most CW ops can too. 73,
>>
>> Brian, K0DTJ
>
>[snip]
>
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