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March 7th 06, 12:19 AM
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Practice morse code
"type name here" wrote in message
ink.net... "CLFE" wrote in : "Slow Code" wrote in message nk.net... "CLFE" wrote in : "bob" wrote in message oups.com... Does anyone here know of a program that you can use to practice sending morse code messages? All the sites that I have gone to that covers learning morse code only have recordings of morse code. WWW.QRZ.COM There are some programs there you may be able to download to practice. I believe most if not all "send it to you - randomly - some may even allow you to type a message to be sent back to you at whatever speed you want - usually settings of 5/10/13/20 and up........ though only 5WPM is the top speed needed now. And if you test with W5YI you might only need to learn it to one or two words per minute. SC I don't know about that. I use W5YI and the tapes I use do come out to 5 WPM. Don't shoot yourself in the foot with overconfidence. I've seen (heard) people say no problem - only to bomb a test. Needless to say - they get embarassed. I was just making fun. ARRL ve's like joke about W5YI a lot. sc Oh, OK...........  |
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