Coraline Ada Ehmke on Nostr: In the world of ham radio, seasoned operators can identify each other’s morse code ...
In the world of ham radio, seasoned operators can identify each other’s morse code transmissions based on subtle qualities that define the sender’s “fist”, or distinctive style of tapping their morse key (an on/off hardware switch). An operator’s fist is proof of life.
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