ARRL Code Practice at 10 wpm

This is a recording of an actual CW practice session carried by a W1AW signal on the 15m band. The program fldigi is used to transmit all the scheduled Morse Code transmissions.
The signal originates in Newington, Connecticut and transmits from a 4 element antenna on the Center Tower (Rohn 65) at 120 feet pointed to the SSW.
This is the ARRL video of a tour of W1AW: www.arrl.org/w1aw
The ARRL transmits these CW practice sessions once in the morning and once in the evening Monday through Friday as a public service for people to practice their CW proficiency.

[@rfphill1984]

Thanks, this helped me understand how absolute trash I am at CW despite being able to copy LCWO lesson 33 at 25/8 with 90% accuracy.

[@quantumradio]

CW is not easy and requires persistence in my opinion; however, you do get better and this makes for a great sense of accomplishment. Even 10wpm with little farsnsworth is tough. It doesn't give the brain a chance to rest. 73.