Morse Code Class 02

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[@pinky7400]

Watching this series in the next couple days or weeks and taking notes and following along and got so many right ✅️

[@yourshootingbuddy]

I am learning Morse code by myself and am getting by. However, I'd love to have a class like this nearby especially if it were taught by someone with your kind of background and great personality. _ _ ... ..._ _

[@MrJmart81]

Thank you for these videos! They have really helped me out

[@helenmarycartasegna2233]

I gave up ham radio when mobile phones came in. I came across these lessons and decided to catch on my CW. Nice calm voice to listen to. Ex I1KAX, HELEN, Italy.

[@W4EEY]

Thanks for watching and commenting! 73 de W4EEY

[@boubert]

Good course I play it at 1,5 speed as I had already started a koch training.

[@guilhermequaresma3473]

Thanks. I'm from Brazil and i'm studying through this channel.

[@W4EEY]

That's great! Welcome. 73 de W4EEY

[@ma.luisaespedilla6682]

Your Soo calm while your teaching I liked you ...

[@andysherman711]

5s and 5c! 😂👍👌 loving these series of videos, thanks. M0BND

[@W4EEY]

Thanks Andrew! Happy to have you aboard. 73 de W4EEY

[@tammieknuth6020]

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[@thecalendarninja]

Very nice 👍🏼 thank you sir

[@W4EEY]

Most welcome! 73 de W4EEY

[@RosssRoyce]

At 27:23 phrase it is practically impossible to distinguish spaces between words, they are the same as spaces between the letters… especially between “sim” and “in time”, it sounds like SIMIN TIME

[@kc5lvz]

Thanks

[@LRafdan]

THANK YOU GOOD VIDEO .

[@sofiaandre2511]

hi! is there a way of downloading the wc player for windows ? i cant find it

[@pipiruby87]

It’s so fun

[@W4EEY]

Glad you are enjoying it Ruby. Happy to have you as a viewer. 73 de W4EEY

[@ma.luisaespedilla6682]

I think I know where Morse get the idea of this code ...he listen to the dove or pigeon ..there sounds liked .this code ..

[@sleeve8651]

.. _ _ .. _ _ .. _ _ .. _ _ .. _ _ ... ... _ _ I missed the first part of the video, so maybe it was addressed ? But it sounds like they are learning at a higher speed than the typical 5 w.p.m. ? Which over the years, I have mentioned to friends, wondering if characters were sent, let's say at 20 w.p.m., then it would seem that's what your brain would recognize ! Don't know if anyone has experimented with that or not, but sounds like this class is off to a good start ! Something else I never looked for, was how long ago the class was being taught ? Hopefully recently ! Many new Amateur Radio operators , seem to sell themselves short, when it comes to learning Morse code. Never giving themselves a chance to experience how much fun it can be, not to mention there are no longer language barriers, as through the Code, we are all one ! '73 and GOD BLESS !

[@MidlifeRenaissanceMan]

Yeah. That’s called Farnsworth spacing. You send at a higher character speed, but leave more space between characters. It works is the space is within 5WPM but gets weird if you’re sending 25WPM characters at 5WPM I learned from Morse Whisperer at 10WPM characters spaced at 5WPM to get all my letters and numbers, then jumped onto Lockdown Morse who does 20WPM characters at 10WPM I’m currently using another couple of channels that have words and phrases at differing speeds. One excellent resource has speeds from 15WPM to 50WPM with 3x send. I can’t remember the name of the channel though

[@subhamkumar7424]

Hi, Is there any live lecture available for learning morse code?

[@W4EEY]

You might check out the Long Island CW Club (longislandcwclub.org). They have live classes and Melvyn, KN4GB, is one of the instructors. 73 de W4EEY

[@mohamedlaribi8355]

Salutation 7x5LM in algeria...good ....job 73 QRO

[@W4EEY]

Thanks a lot! 73 de W4EEY

[@subhranilghosh8028]

Ok so can anyone tell me what do u do when u here the code? do u understand it simultaneously and write the letters on paper or u draw out all the dits and dahs along with hearing and then translate it later like me? which is the correct way??

[@W4EEY]

Correct would be to hear the sound and write down the letter. You want to translate the sound into a letter without thinking. This takes time. It is like learning a new language. Advanced operators don't hear letters - they hear complete words and prosigns and most don't even write them down. They copy everything in their head. That is a goal that not everyone can achieve. 73 de W4EEY

[@subhranilghosh8028]

@@W4EEY thanks sir. I've been doing it wrong then, I'll correct myself.

[@subhranilghosh8028]

@@W4EEY also I would like to know about how to communicate with others using the code? What hardware or software do I need? Or do I have to get a licence?

[@justinanderson267]

Dude, you gotta get a different noise. I'd love to learn Morse but not like that.

[@thegency1597]

Repent for your sins thank and pray to God

[@hovnanaleksanyan6894]

KN4GB de EK8A tks for your nice lesson my name is Hovnan 73 and gb