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DK3UZ > MORSE 21.05.07 18:53l 18 Lines 613 Bytes #999 (0) @ EU
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Subj: Re: 3549.75 and CW characters
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In <030171139PZT@bbs.net> g0ftd@gb7pzt writes:
> DK3UZ wrote:
>> When in QSO with a German speaking station I do use "Umlauts" and some-
>> times even "----" (ch).
> Danke/thankyou Eddi - I have learnt something with this information.
> I wonder if the same happens with French and other QSO's ?
Sure they do. Just listen to QSOs held in other languages than
English. Even if you don't understand the words, you will certainly
notice those special letters.
73, Eddi ._._.
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