Improving Your Voice Communication Skills ~ 04/25/2024

Speaker/Presenter: Marty Wohl, N6VI
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[@eugenecbell]

Great coverage guys! Thank you

[@himesjon]

Excellent as always. I’m an extra on an ares team and 2 SAR teams. This has been invaluable for bring this all together even though I hear it all the time. 73 AG7JW

[@AlSimons-ve1kx]

When practicing transmitting at "copy speed," write out your message while you are transmitting.

[@wb2dx717]

After passing a message at righting speed in some cases repeating it at reading speed as well back to the sending station is a good idea

[@eugenecbell]

I would add, if someone is having trouble copying you, try not to repeat the message word for word. Instead replace “above” with “on top”, “car” with “automobile”, “cat” with “feline”, etc.