If you're a Windows user I highly recommend G4FON to learn to copy. Listen at
20wpm with 5wpm spacing is the most frequent recommendation I read and what I
recently did.
For Android phones or tablets, there's an app in the Play Store called Morse
Code - Tutorial, Training, Tools by IllusoryTapirus that plays like a game and
simultaneously teaches listening and sending individual characters and towards
the end, words. IZ2UUF Morse Koch CW is the most similar to G4FON.
Good luck and 73.
JairKE5VNY
On Tuesday, May 19, 2020, 08:09:42 PM CDT, Elizabeth White via BVARC
<bvarc@bvarc.org> wrote:
Hello!
My dad was SK K5LBU/Frosty. Anyhow, my son Charlie is in BSA Troop 1424 here in
Missouri City. He and some of the other Scouts are working on the Merit Badge
Signs, Signals, and Code. Part of the MB requires learning about Morse code and
sending/receiving code.
Do the following:
- Describe what Morse code is and the various means by which it can be sent.
Spell your first name using Morse code. Send or receive a message of six to 10
words using Morse code.
I am woefully inadequate with Morse. I do have my license (KA2UCA) but don’t
use it. I know there are apps for learning Morse code. Is there one that is
better than the other? Our next MB class meeting is sometime in June via Zoom
for now. Anyone interested in Elmering about 4 boys about old school Morse
code?
Let me know! Thanks a bunch.
Yours in Scouting,
Elizabeth J White
BSA Troop 1424
Assistant Scout Master
Service Project Committee Chair
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