I always recommend trying both the K7QO course that Ian mentions and
the G4FON CW Trainer (www.g4fon.net). They use different techniques,
and some people prefer one and some prefer the other. It depends on a
person's learning style.
73!
Dan KB6NU
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CW Geek and MI Affiliated Club Coordinator
Get my Tech and General Class study guides at www.kb6nu.com/tech-manual
LET'S GET MORE KIDS INTO HAM RADIO!
On Oct 19, 2007, at 3:30 AM, Ian J Maude wrote:
Corboy-Poteet wrote:
A friend of mine recently retired and has expressed a desire to learn
code (International Morse). I hope that someone on this list may have
taught code as part of an Amateur Radio class and will have a
suggestion of a good software package that my friend could use.
Mike W5FTD
Without *any* doubt, the K7QO code course. Google it and
download. It
is a CD image and can be dropped onto an mp3 player also. There are
pdf's in there to check your answers etc. I cannot recommend this
package highly enough. Speed is never mentioned. I am about to
restart
it myself (never got through it the first time) to get my code
speed up
and hopefully get the most out of my K3 when I get it :)
Ian
Ian J Maude, G0VGS
SysOp GB7MBC DX Cluster
Member RSGB, GQRP
K2 #4044 |K3 #?
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