Arduino, K6HX's code, and an RBN (minimum) speed limit?

 
Hello Mark:  I've been using your code.  Very nice.   Easy to use and modify, even for a digital dunce like me. 
 
I've been using an Arduino and your code to key my 20 meter QRP transmitter.  I watch the Reverse Beacon Network to see how I'm getting out.  I think  your code let me discover something about RBN:  there may be a lower "speed limit" on the skimmers.  I noticed that when I left your code at the default 12 wpm, I was not picked up by the skimmers.  When I called CQ the old fashioned way (with my hand!) at 15 wpm I got plenty of spots.  This morning I changed the speed setting on your code to 15 wpm and -- sure enough -- immediately got picked up by an RBN station. 
 
Anyway, thanks for the code and for your Brainwagon blog
 
73  Bill  

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