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
Take a look at MorseGen, on my web page. It can train using the Koch
method, where you start off learning a few characters at a time at a
high speed, so you don't get the bad habit of counting dots and dashes
the way *I* learned. And it can also create MP3 files you can copy to
an iPod (or a cheap
On top of all the the posts - look at
http://www.fists.org/ - US chapter of FISTS - we don't just work each other
and we encourage people new to CW
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/KochMorse/ - this is a great learning tool and
the group is very helpful too
whilst the tools for learning are important and I am sure you will
receive many suggestions on that front.
By far the most important factor to successfully learning the code is
the approach taken.
The best book by far that I have ever read on the subject is The Art and
Skill of Radio-Telegraphy
This one is pretty good too - http://justlearnmorsecode.com/
73
AE1Z
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From: Corboy-Poteet [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Sent: Friday, October 19, 2007 1:08 AM
Subject: [Elecraft] [OT] Software for Learning Morse Code
A friend of mine recently
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
My absolute favorite. The only problem is I have not found anything
to do as well in Linux. He keeps updating it, getting better all the
time and it is free.
http://www.g4fon.net/
David Wilburn
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K4DGW
K2 #5982
FP#-1751
Corboy-Poteet wrote:
A friend of mine recently
Mike,
Just Lean Morse Code is my favorite. The G4FON is great but requires an add-on
to allow entering text on the screen.
The Just Learn Morse Code program lets you enter copy as you hear it and
corrects it giving your the total percentage correct and a list of all
charcters with the number
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.
MikeW5FTD
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