Learn MORSE CODE in ONE HOUR with the G-SYSTEM!

[@Ham4All]

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[@unstoppableplayz5253]

Thank you so much it helped me out a lot

[@veryemotionallyattachedtos6132]

My summer goal is to learn Morse code and then go back to school speaking in dots

[@karhu2571]

Same

[@ronaldmanko1686]

In dots 😂

[@arcicle]

Yea lol

[@aminaharris6486]

My goal is to learn then talk without talking when the teacher tries to shut us up.

[@elizabethidk4041]

I'm in quarantine

[@rosejohnson4174]

This is great now no one can read my diary!

[@Eric-ps5bc]

Hahaha

[@ninjaboyrice276]

Rose Johnson except the people that have watched this

[@KPA.16]

I wanna try this one too hihi

[@theidealism4397]

Someone is going to see ur diary in morse code. Come here to learn and see ur comment.

[@stankiller2055]

Well I can

[@jaxalex2268]

This really does work, I remember my school trying to teach me morse code with that little chart, and when I couldn't understand it, they yelled at me, and I never tried it again until a few days ago, and this method truly does work for anyone and almost everyone.

[@jasonc9235]

This method actually works! A few days after watching this video (and completely forgetting about it) I decided to see what I could actually recall. Well... it ALL just came to me..with a bit of focus I was able to recall ALL of the letters and numbers. I've never been able to "memorize" more than a handful at a time, and just gave up in the past. But now I am so excited to be able to say that I am consistently spelling my own callsign, name, even short sentences at 12WPM+ A bit more practice and I've got sending down (less than a week after watching the "G-method') Thank-you! J

[@Ham4All]

Pattern and shape recognition does NOT require "memorization" that a person can forget. For example, once you recognize the shape of an apple, you will ALWAYS know that apple, and NEVER, EVER have to "memorize" it! It is EXACTLY the same with Mr.G.'s System, which is THE most simple and best way to learn Morse Code very-very fast!!! Thanks for your feedback and CONGRATULATIONS!!!

[@momthree789]

This is great for visual learners.

[@yakeru3356]

momthree789 yeah

[@austinmckinney787]

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[@axollivierre6500]

@@austinmckinney787 what does that say

[@Ham4All]

@@axollivierre6500 - Yes I agree

[@axollivierre6500]

@@Ham4All interesting. With the morse code, how do you know when to put a space in like real life pen tapping and stuff like that

[@kiko3063]

It worked really well on me! I saw this video, and then started practicing in the app and after 30 mins I already knew the whole alphabet! Incredible!!

[@kianjoubert6809]

my guy, thanks so much, one hour procrastinating homework I came across this gem of a method. I only got up to the letter P but the next day on my 40 min bus ride just listening to and attempting to translate the sounds on a phone app, using this method I learned and successfully translated most of the alphabet. thanks, I shall continue to use this method to improve and get faster!!

[@craiglacaire3513]

Jesus bless you for sharing this! As an amateur linquist, I've learned several languages at a basic level by simply learning the ABC's and 123's, along with a few very basic phonetics (Hebrew, Greek, Cyrillic, Latin). Same principle here. Thank you and God bless you and yours. Amen in Christ.

[@FM-us3rd]

Great learning tool. I have been practicing morse code for a few months now and this is another tool I can use to visually remember each character. Thank you very much!

[@billashby2156]

WOW! This WILL WORK FOR ME! Thanks! I was a few letters shy of knowing All of the letters...NOW I have them ALL! Where has this been for the past 15 years when I’ve been TRYING to Learn CW?

[@ralpharpaio9480]

I learned Morse code but it’s hard to understand. I can speak it and everything, I can’t hear it and understand.

[@Ham4All]

Mr.G. is working on a "Part 2 - Morse Copy Made Easy" video. As soon as it is done (probably after the holidays) then we will publish it as well. :)

[@santisomchay1978]

I ave that problem to.I can send it hopefully somebody understands.But if you send me one I won't be able to read it.

[@jonathanmadi1881]

Morse Code is supposed to be on paper to decode

[@pronerider5626]

@@jonathanmadi1881 That's why it's called Morse CODE, Right? 😂😂😂

[@ohmyprettygirl]

how can you "speak" morse code? 😂

[@floating_spoon]

I tried learning CW in the past but gave up because i couldn't remember anything, BUT THIS video made me memorise the whole thing in like 30 minutes THANK YOU

[@Ham4All]

We're glad to hear yet another success story! Congratulations!!! 👍

[@walthansen6333]

I once worked at a company that probably had the biggest collection of HAMS in one place, named a tube manufacturer named Eimac. I was one of the rare techs (then engineers) that didn't have his HAM license, just because I couldn't get the code... I wish I'd had this method to learn it back then... Seems incredibly well done.

[@willie_mccoy]

The FCC got rid of the code requirement quite a while back. No more excuses...go get your license. I'll be listening for you on the air! :) 73

[@rammohang7787]

Mr.G this is great !! I have been using morse for many years. One observation is : If you have 2 dots you say DIT DIT, while you could make it DI DIT, for 4 dots DI DI DI DIT. This more the way we listen. Also where ever you end with a DIT a red patch or strip would be good in place of dot... Ram Mohan VU2GRM, Bangalore India..

[@setagayaco7605]

Wow! I just memorized the entire Morse alphabet and numbers in 45 minutes after watching this video. This really works!

[@LK-3000]

Wow. I watched the alphabet section of your video twice and already I can recall 24 of the letters. I'm amazed. Thank you so much. I also gave up before I even began and now I'm inspired.

[@bodhi974]

Thanks for posting this. I actually just passed my tech exam yesterday and CW is certainly something I’m going to learn. Fun and can be useful when killing time.

[@Ham4All]

Or, you continue your studies, pass the General and then the Extra, go on HF and can communicate with people around the world using CW easy, when nothing else could/would reach them.

[@callumottleydavis2247]

I picked this up after watching this once now I don't need to look at what letter is what dash and dot and can just look at the Morse code and read it

[@Lafsha]

ME one month ago : thats impossible now : nothing is impossible!

[@mick1583]

This is by far the best method Iv'e seen for learning. Easy to learn in a couple of viewings. Thanks.

[@Ham4All]

Glad it was helpful!

[@epicyrein7958]

This is amazing. Learned it in almost one watch. The hard part is remembering the order

[@antoine8768]

I just learned morse in 30 minutes, thanks man

[@SuperMacDaddy66]

This is the first time I have seen this method and I like it. I have been a Ham for almost 30 years now and have never learned CW. I started a few times, but never got it. I think this is a good system, especially for those who are visual learners. Thanks for sharing, KC8PAS

[@anythingandeverything1214]

as a visual learner, i can say that this vid helps... i memorize the morse code in less than 30 min

[@kamotengkahoy2431]

I think the "short line" in visual complicates the "ending sounds" since I think they seem similar.

[@Ham4All]

Then think of it this way: ONLY the LONG LINES can have the DAH, and EVERYTHING ELSE is DIT! 😉

[@seye100]

Very clever, that's a way I think I could actually grasp.

[@geraldmahle9833]

My dad, who was a radio man in the Army in the thirties, said a good operator would keep two or three words in his head while receiving. So what he was writing down had already occurred. Comments? He also told me about the sideswiper keys they used for speed. It occurs to me you could use the P.O.W. tap code they used in the Hanoi Hilton during Vietnam. A lot slower, but you don't have to learn much.

[@jakefarronmerlin7963]

got some dodgy photos from my grandad with morse code on them now i can decode as im a visual learner, thanks alot.

[@pronerider5626]

Considering I watched this video while drinking, Then downloaded an app and started playing with it for like 5 minutes, I'd say it's going pretty well.

[@dontreadmyprofilepicture6476]

Tysm your method taught me a lot!

[@Ham4All]

You're welcome!

[@SwiftsShrine]

Thank you so much..This method was far more efficient than any other. :D

[@lessgoo7208]

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[@Ham4All]

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[@omarsanchez2374]

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[@BlueyYT_]

Hi

[@a_root4428]

... ..- .--.

[@chikenfingers8861]

Hi

[@EZ.SJ8892]

after watching this, i need to sharpen my cw skills, thanks for the tips, they are very helpful

[@DevonBuccaneer]

Magnificent video. Thank very much.

[@xgi36]

Thank you for sharing this, I have wanted to become a Ham operator for years, now I have a shot.

[@Ham4All]

Morse Code is NO LONGER a requirement for taking the HAM exam, but it is something that all HAMs should know, and we believe this method makes it very easy for anyone to pick it up in no time.

[@Ham4All]

Because we refer to the Amateur Radio Service and the Operators like that.

[@Ham4All]

Maybe it is time to recognize the hobby and the operators with all capital letters as HAM.

[@SuperMacDaddy66]

Learning Morse Code is no longer required for the upper levels and it wasn't required 30 years ago when I got my Technician - No Code license. The entry level license is easy to get so don't feel overwhelmed. A little studying and you will pass the test easy! KC8PAS

[@sp1wz208]

Nice video. Greetings from Poland.

[@MichaelSmith-ql3ez]

Wow that is an elaborate system. It must have taken you a long time to work out and you have done an excellent job. One of the letters I have always had trouble with is the "h." Now I've learned a way to send it. Thank you.

[@Ham4All]

You're quite welcome! We believe this system by Mr.G. is THE most comprehensive, simple, yet effective way of learning Morse Code fast.

[@peep6017]

I’m gonna flip off everyone in school but in Morse code, so if a teacher yells at me all I say is “I was just tapping my foot”

[@stephensmith8621]

Morse code using light such as naval ships at sea during WW2 while communicating under radio silence could be used across space in real time without delays.

[@ShamrockBanksObservatory]

Very nice and easy to use

[@vuxigeck5281]

I wish it was this easy learning new languages lmao I've always been good with patterns, so this was a piece of cake thanks to you! :D

[@jdman6794]

I would argue it has more to do with the number of the letter but I can appreciate the argument and I can see how you came to your conclusions.

[@umair1386]

bruh you said it would take one hour but I learnt these before your video ends thanks to you it took less than 30min

[@001vgupta]

Superb way to remember. Thanks.

[@mjjj6614]

we have morse code for our exams in scouting, i need to memorise this. asap.

[@timberlylargo926]

so far, this is really helpful thank u so much

[@AkshatrajAdig]

Man, You are amazing. And I hope it works for me

[@cybershadow8350]

Thank you for the fantastic work sir.. u made it look really easy.

[@Ham4All]

We keep receiving feedbacks from people previously unable to "learn" it that using Mr.G's system they picked it up and confirmed it via apps in less than 1 hour! Some as little as half an hour! So yes, we are happy to bring his system out to the public. Thank you for your visit and please, spread the word, so everyone can learn Morse Code the easy way.

[@Drummer8nimation]

thanks your video helped me learn it in 1/2 hour!

[@abarelyactiveaccount1114]

I want to learn Morse code to say things I don’t want/say out loud, but I don’t have a machine thing for the ‘Dah’ sound is it okay to just do a ‘dat’ sound but make it a little longer until I do the actual ‘dat’ sound? If not how do I do it with my actual tapping of my finger or pencil or something?

[@olafschlomer3398]

Obwohl es kein Morse Prüfungen mehr im Amateurfunk mehr nötig ist,um die größte Lizenz zu bekommen, lerne ich nun den Morsecode um evtl bei zu großen QRM und QRN .....noch Kontakt zu anderen aufnehmen kann zudem braucht man keine große Leitungen um riesen große Entfernungen zu überbrücken...

[@IzukuMidoriya-pz4lt]

Wow! Thank you for the Knowledge! Now. I'm gonna teach my gf this Morse code. So, if ever my Wife see my text messages she wouldn't understand!

[@dana8041]

Omg wow thank you !! This helps so much ! ☺️

[@drpeculiar1414]

This is wonderful

[@bcase5328]

I like your video. But, how do the red, green, colors work for persons who are red/green color blind?

[@Ham4All]

That's just for visual illustration in the tutorial for representing the short and long "Dit-Dah", nothing else and it makes no difference with a single color vision either.

[@liasstuff6811]

This is awesome works PERFECT.

[@brighttomorrowlearningtube5052]

Thank you, It's helpful.

[@rajeshd9462]

Awesome !! Simply Loved it !!!

[@shimano010101]

awesome.. got the bug on the learn....nice tuturial.

[@RedLine_Renesis]

Dah did it. Thanks

[@davidgu4119]

This is amazing! Thank you 🙏

[@BriefDark]

1 question. How can you tell which letters start with a dot or a dash?

[@Ham4All]

It's the most dominant part of the letter, just as indicated in the tutorial.

[@Emon01063]

please, give the link to download the ''Morse CT'' app. couldn't find the app in playstore.

[@Ham4All]

They may have removed the free version and only offer the paid one, so you either can buy it or find something similar that's for free.

[@newmyid1597]

for tone deaf like me, this is really helps!!

[@theeditingpug7822]

I have a question. What if I’m trying to type SE but others mistake it as H? Do I write at as ...|. ?

[@Ham4All]

Obviously you have to keep the proper spacing between each character.

[@pentellpenjournal220]

i miss my morse code 18-25 groups per minute.

[@giovannimartos8993]

Thanks! It helps a lot!

[@davemello5038]

I Like Your Style !

[@bsdguy]

Well this sure helps! CW here I come.

[@herefortheride6293]

What do numbers 230511 in international Morse code mean

[@willie_mccoy]

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[@evanlikesjuiceboxes]

Ok, so I have watched a couple videos but they didn't help at all and their methods were even similar, bit something about this video made my brain understand. I watched this video once and learned the entire alphabet and numbers. Jeeze.

[@dayanarajanelumaguey6254]

Thank you for this!

[@ineedalife7886]

Thank you so much!!!

[@rydersanderson8225]

Now I know something I didn't know before

[@jackduffy1817]

Mr g, You have got me interested, Will it be posable to use a lap top key board to use as a practice Morse key. With audio.

[@taxiridefun]

question when are you supposed to use spaces? and how does one recognize spaces? is that in the special symbols section?

[@Ham4All]

Each dit (dot) is one element, each dah (dash) is three elements, intra-character spacing is one element, inter-character spacing is three elements, and inter-word spacing is seven elements.

[@BerrySwingslow]

this is really great! Do you have this overview of all the letters as a png, pdf? Or do I have to screenshot the video?

[@Ham4All]

There is a PNG graphical version, however Mr.G. felt that it would not be very good to release it, because the image does not reflect the direction of the visual movement properly and could cause confusion. So the best way is to just follow the video once or twice at max, after which the overwhelming majority of people could EASILY learn (for life) the entire basic letter and number section of Morse Code.

[@imreaper3556]

Trying to learn it with 7 other lads, then use it on exams, clicking with our pens.Any advices?

[@simplyamethyst9660]

Imma watch this once everyday :)

[@rubenreut5663]

Same did you learn it btw

[@lindalannon2039]

I need the printable version... can you do one? I'm a bit slow getting it and not always at the computer. Ma 2 thanks you.

[@johnzhang5385]

Great job!

[@Ham4All]

Thanks for the visit

[@ericalbert6954]

Magnifique, merci!

[@sezija]

The question remains... How do i learn it? Do i use my finger to tap? My mouth? A pen?

[@Ham4All]

You can improvise, or use an app like we have shown it in the video.

[@myemail3148]

So voicemail is saying, "T, T, T, T..."

[@Ham4All]

LOL! 😃

[@ananttripathi4264]

Nope it's "-,-,-,- .-.-.- .-.-.- .-.-.-"

[@foreverdubailover2641]

Very useful video... I enjoy watching it in 4K.

[@binarybox.binarybox]

I learned morse at the radio club, firstly by listening and then sending . Then I used a Datong tutor which I liked. Morse is audio so trying to remember how a letter is carved up and dots added is not for me. I have come across quite a few morse tutors on KZbin , some even using a phone app and are very good in my opinion. I'm not a natural with morse so I have to keep refreshing it but if a system works for you then fine.

[@Ham4All]

Knowing in 40 minutes and practicing with the numbers in 1 HOUR with NO CHANCE of every forgetting the codes surely DOES work! People sent us feedback that they were able to learn it in 30 minutes, then weeks later checked it again and remembered everything with no additional studying. So YES, we are pretty convinced that Mr.G.'s system is an absolutely AMAZING way to learn Morse Code!

[@alfrednewman3416]

Actually.. Alfred Vail (1807-1859) is the true inventor of Morse code, as we know it today. The invention of the Morse code is generally attributed to Samuel F. B. Morse.

[@clorb9016]

how do you know which ones goes first?

[@Ham4All]

The shape tells it which part is the most dominant starting point that also corresponds with its code.

[@yexelespiritu7010]

It's so interesting! amazing

[@tombrown8829]

Wish it had this as a kid in boyscouts

[@SahibSingh-qt1px]

The particular name of that app? Please replay......

[@Ham4All]

It's included in the clip at kzbin.info/www/bejne/hnS0m3hvrs9opJY - It is called Morse Code Trainer - or - Morse Code Teacher.

[@luigiconstantino9118]

Who Came Here After Watching The Mystery Of Kate Yup

[@KPA.16]

Me

[@alexahorse4870]

Easy way compared to other ways......but needs lots of practice with sound! :-)

[@freefilesvirus]

I have a question: What is the priority for finding the dits and dahs? At first I thought it was left, up, right up, left down, right down, but when I got to F I was confused. It sounds like a solid method, I just need one explanation. Thanks!

[@Ham4All]

Mr.G. says it's the "most dominant" shape in the figure. That's how he recognized the "patterns" that worked for all. Once you check and see, it just goes automatically. Many people sent us feedback that it took them only half an hour after watching the video, then checking back after a month, almost all letters came back automatically with only one or two exceptions, which is remarkable!

[@andrewaragooand0]

All I need to learn is letters E LHP for i can spell help

[@wizard9275]

Link why not s.o.s it’s easier to learn

[@Merlin3189]

Interesting mnemonic system. I didn't like the the sounds because they are not in proportion. Might be better to stick to the standard length dashes and gaps.

[@Ham4All]

After going through the "visualization" process to learn the codes VERY fast, obviously the next step is, just as demonstrated in the second half of the video, to start practicing with apps that keep proper spacing and gradually gaining speed, while the mind adjusts to the actual code applications. However, all that can be done IN AN HOUR OR LESS (!!!) versus the "regular" system that takes months, which most people simply don't have, or refuse to spend on learning Morse Code.

[@jdrose1000]

When it’s all jumbled together going fast it’s hard to distinguish each letter!

[@TheLittleUncanny]

3:10

[@gabri3ltz]

Don't think of lines and dots, just listen to the sound of every letter and practice every letter until you learn how it sounds.

[@Ham4All]

Can you learn that way in less than an hour? We didn't think so...

[@gabri3ltz]

@@Ham4All I don't know. I learned that way in the military. I guess it works. It's an interesting approach.