I was just curious, that's all - it can hardly have been seen as a witch-hunt...
I, actually .... M is - -,not ..Mmm well I only know a few letters of Morse but SMS is sent that many times I know .. = M so why was the M removed?
I've lost track of licensing requirements these days, but I thought that the Morse requirement had now gone completely, for any type of licence. Of course, 'in my day' (licensed in 1963, the day after my 14th birthday), there was only one type of licence, and an unavoidable 12 wpm Morse requirement. There was a day when I could happily do around 35 wpm, but a few decades on, I'd probably now struggle at any speed. However, I suspect that it's a bit like 'riding a bicycle' - such that it would probably pretty quickly come back if it had to!Eric: was I wrong in thinking you had an A license?
Fair enough! As I said, my one and only licence (G3S**) was a UK one obtained at a time when there was only one type, which required both RAE and morse.Yep all my licences did not require Morse. In order of getting VP8XBHZ, VP8BKM, GW7MGW, VR2ZEP and only 2 required a RAE.
I doubt you'll ever need it! However, you said you can remember 'SMS', so that should help ( ... - - ...), and a lot of people can remember what 'SOS' is in morse. If you want a couple more letters (R and E), try to remember the theme tune of the "Inspector Morrse" programmes, which has 'MORSE' in morse code embedded in it at the start! ... and, of course, if you've ever used morse (which I guess you probably haven't), you'd also know C and Q!So I will try to remember it's I and will try and not get it mixed up. I keep on getting told off for using J instead of I but my excuse is I am an engineer?
It would be a noticeably smaller forum if all topics with no purpose were removed...Because it had no purpose?
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