I am listening to CW at 3718.00. At 00:00 UTC. And it is not too fast
to copy.

My question is, so that I could always find slow enough cw, where should
I look?

SR

"SR" wrote in message
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I am listening to CW at 3718.00. At 00:00 UTC. And it is not too fast to
copy.

My question is, so that I could always find slow enough cw, where should I
look?

SR
Go to the ARRL site and find their CW practice sked- they go as slow as 5WM
and work up to 35WPM

Dale W4OP

Hi: I am looking for a simple log book freeware that I could use for
win98. Just a very simple program. I am not looking for controlling a
radio.

If you know, please let me know.

Thank you, SR

Dale Parfitt wrote:

"SR" wrote in message
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I am listening to CW at 3718.00. At 00:00 UTC. And it is not too fast to
copy.

My question is, so that I could always find slow enough cw, where should I
look?

SR

Go to the ARRL site and find their CW practice sked- they go as slow as 5WM
and work up to 35WPM

Dale W4OP

"SR" wrote in message
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I am listening to CW at 3718.00. At 00:00 UTC. And it is not too fast to
copy.

My question is, so that I could always find slow enough cw, where should I
look?

SR
The Novice Bands and the upper portion of the CW bands

--
CL -- I doubt, therefore I might be !

"SR" wrote in message
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I am listening to CW at 3718.00. At 00:00 UTC. And it is not too fast
to copy.

My question is, so that I could always find slow enough cw, where should
I look?

I would try the "old" novice bands on 40 meters, 7100-7150 KHz. There's a
lot of slow speed CW there.

Jackie

SR wrote:
I am listening to CW at 3718.00. At 00:00 UTC. And it is not too fast
to copy.

My question is, so that I could always find slow enough cw, where should
I look?

3718grin

Seriously, that's in the old Novice band and slower operators still tend
to congregate in that area - 3700-3750. Also 7100-7150 on 40 meters and
to a lesser degree 21100-21150. (the Novice band ran to 21200 but there
usually wasn't much activity above 21150)

As a VERY general rule, the further up into the band you get the slower
the Morse.
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Doug Smith W9WI
Pleasant View (Nashville), TN EM66
http://www.w9wi.com