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"Tom" wrote in
m: I am interested in the MFJ 464 and was wondering what you all thought of it. I've been wanting to get back into CW this winter and thought this might help. Is there any other brand reader out there that is any good? Thanks for your help. The Human ear. It doesn't need batteries, can provide reliable copy when band conditions are bad, or the sender can't send well. All you need is a pencil and paper for hard copy. It takes a little work to get good at the Ear method, but no one has ever has any problems learning it unless they're sick, lame, or Lazy. SC |
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