>
>Tom says:
>
>>Keying speed is relatively unimportant as to bandwidth
>
>Well, yes...............and no. At high/very high speeds, the rise and fall
>times can be a greater percentage of the dot. But the main point there is the
>claim that at high speeds, hard edges are easier to read. As I can just
>about
>do contest exchanges at 30 wpm or so, and certainly can't have a chat at that
>speed, I couldn't judge. I usually figure that 10-90% rise and fall time of
>around 2ms is OK.
>
// Around 2mS is what I found to be tolerable, Peter
cheers
- R. L. Measures, 805.386.3734,AG6K, www.vcnet.com/measures.
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