The May issue of QST has a really good write up on learning CW on page 74. It pretty much describes most of the slides I was going to present at the BVARC meeting. The only difference is that instead of using fldigi for CW training, I used CWtext on the phone. The phone app allows me to listen to CW practice while driving or when away from a computer.
The other difference is my recommendations for learning CW contesting with Morse Runner and RufzXP. These two programs help coordinate hearing and typing of call signs. I have found these two programs very useful in improving my CW speed. So, based on this new publication, there is no need for me to present my planned talk. I would like to reinforce the need for daily practice and following the recommendations described in the QST article. Nizar K0NM
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