CC75-64 NOTE FROM THE EDITOR OF COHERENT CW NEWSLETTER Coherent CW is a method of sending and receiving Morse code with equipment which allows the frequency, pulse length and pulse phase of the transmitted signal to be accurately known andreceiving equipment during demodulation. The resultbandwidth of only a few cycles for CCW which resultsimprovement in signal to noise ration as compared toordinary communication practice.zss CCW stations have now been built by Ray Petit, Andy McCaskey, andChas. Woodson. Several others are under construction. The purposeof the Newsletter is to exchange ideas, designs and informationwhich facilitates the further development of CCW.- r used by the is a receiver in over 20 dB current Issues of CCWN are put out irregularly. A total of about 60 pages a year is anticipated. The pages are numbered consecutively. Subscribers who are missing any pages should drop a self addressed envelop with a note to the Editor and the missing ones will be sent to you. When and if pages are revised, they will be sent to current subscription holders and will indicate under the page number the date of the revision. The following are available from CCWN. 1. CCWN for 1975, pages 75:1 to 75:64, $5 postpaid. 2. Subscription for 1976 CCWN, $5 postpaid. 3. Subscription for 1977 CCWN, $10 postpaid. 4. By sending a self addressed stamped envelop one may receive a current copy of this memo. All subscriptions to CCWN are considered to be for an entire year and begin and end with the calendar year. We prefer payment in US Dollars or Japanese Yen. We can accept cash payments in any currency or IRC's. Address: Chas. Woodson, W6NEY Editor, Coherent CW Newsletter 2301 Oak Street Berkeley, CA 94708 Printed circuit boards for the Petit CCW Filter (CCWN 75:17) are available for $10 post-paid from Ray Petit, Box 51, Oak Harbor, WA 98277. A major parts kit which includes the board is also available for $45 Post-paid.