I’m on freq but barely copy. Jerry- K4KBL

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Been on CW since 1963. The commonly used meaning for BT is a pause. May not be technically correct, but that is how it is used. Jerry, NK2C

My typo... used, not sued. 73, Ed - ad7gr

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Thank you so much Neil! This saves me some space on my already cluttered up hard drive and I notice I can view the images much better in the PDF version which is great because my eyesight isn't what

Sorry, but AS is wait... BT is Break. Here's one Prosign reference among many -- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prosigns_for_Morse_code but only a few are sued much for casual CW QSO. 73 - 72, Ed -

Yes, Carl ! The Station Manager over-rides the Program Manager. :-) 72 Steve WB5CTS/M

Looks good! I love the “Radio Department” pages! I guess the word didn’t reach the editor about the radio station operating at the University of Wisconsin, Madison. Wireless transmissions

FANTASTIC READING!!! Anyone with an interest in telegraphy and its history will bathe in the greatness of ingenuity. A little romance, words of fame, and outstanding historical information make this

When you hear multiple _..._ in a string, it can also mean "hang on please, my station manager is asking me a question". 😁 Good discussion. I have enjoyed it. 72 Carl WB0CFF

Thanks for posting the images from the great telegraphy magazine. This afternoon I decided to make an attempt at converting the folder of images into a single PDF document, with some basic OCR

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The following files have been uploaded to the Files area of the main@4SQRP.groups.io group. /1916 Telegrapher magazine/The Northwest Telephone and Telegraph Review Magazine October

Some Ops need to pause often to collect their thoughts --- looking back, a "triple" was pretty common to hear in a Novice transmission --- I wonder what the record is in one string? Perhaps 10 or 12.

I was just browsing our files on the group.io area and noticed one file titled "1916 Telegrapher magazine" and has a large number of jpgs - one for each page in the magazine. Ouch. A bit of a PITA.

As far as the prosign _..._ it's the CW prosign for BT according to this list of CW Prosigns at http://www.kent-engineers.com/prosigns.htm it defines the prosign BT to mean----- Pause; Break For

* On 2020 24 Oct 20:03 -0500, Nate Bargmann wrote: Nope, I am mistaken, it is the equal sign what no less of an authority than the ITU calls a "double

* On 2020 24 Oct 14:33 -0500, Dale Holloway, K4EQ wrote: You are correct, Dale. I goofed in agreeing is was the equal sign and Wikipedia is incorrect also on this point. 72, Nate -- "The optimist