Once upon a time, when I was writing CW routines for my Commodore 64
contest software, I decided to implement something like CT's +/-
routine. To make it simple, I had the program multiply a CW speed
parameter x 1.05 each time the + key was pressed and by .95 each time the
- key was pressed. The end result was just like what you describe -- for
example, 50 x 1.05 x .95 = 49.875. I wonder if something similar is
going on here?
73, Pete
N4ZR@netcom.com
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