Morse Code Practice - 500 Words @15wpm

500 Common English language words as Morse code sent at 15 words per minute speed using normal spacing (not Farnsworth spacing). www.hamradioqr...
Try to copy the words in your head audibly without looking at the video. Stop the video when you miss a word to see what was sent and then back it up to resend.

[@zacharyshifflett72]

Just found your channel today and appreciate your content. This is really gonna improve my cw. 73 from a cw student.

[@HamRadioQRP]

Happy to help

[@kulanchandrasekaran4462]

Thanks for the upload. One of the many great videos we have been enjoying from you. At first the 15 wpm sounds rather easy - until we realize that there is no Farnsworth spacing relief - and that makes it much harder - and as with anything else, harder practice gives richer rewards; more proficiency and more confidence. Greatly appreciate your time and effort.

[@HamRadioQRP]

Thanks. I was hoping that option would prove useful, but KZbin continues to suggest the older videos with Farnsworth spacing. So viewers unfortunately have to search these out. I changed how the audio is captured in the new videos so it doesn't have the pops that sometimes occurred in the older videos.

[@KX4UL]

Sounds great Richard! Very smooth tone and easy to listen to. Thanks for updating. This will help improve my code copy...73!

[@warplanner8852]

While I know you offer videos in different formats and speeds, your 15 wpm series provide a useful degree of flexibility by utilizing the video speed option. For examply: 15 x 0.5 = 7.5 15 x 0.75 = 11.25 15 x 1.25 = 18. 75 15 x 1.5 = 22.5 15 x 2.0 = 30.0 .etc.

[@HamRadioQRP]

Ah. That is a good use of the video speed option.

[@PlaJai]

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[@USEditor]

Just what I was looking for.

[@mbak7801]

I was taught morse in the Army (British) and they had me copying down 5 character groups and as soon as I copied 80% the speed went up. It was a struggle until they brought the speed down and suddenly it was easy. The problem now is I only learned five character groups. Almost no punctuation or numbers. If I hear a complex signal it takes my brain too long to translate a character before the next has come and gone. Should I stick at 15 wpm which seems very slow and copy pretty much everything or slog away at 20? Or use Farnsworth at 20wpm (a speed I like sending at) and practice reducing the gaps to normal speed?

[@jps99]

Thanks, just what I was looking for!

[@HamRadioQRP]

Glad I could help!

[@SynthApprentice]

15wpm isn't too bad for character speed, but I feel like 5-10wpm would be a better word speed for beginners.

[@yougettingresults]

Great stuff. Much appreciated. Thanks.

[@HamRadioQRP]

Very welcome!

[@HamRadioLiveShow]

Great video!! Thanks for doing this. It helps people out there a lot! Well done mate! Larry de K7HN

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[@oldgiapetto]

I know I'm the slowest CW listener in the world, but I sure wish you had some videos with about 5-7 WPM word speed and 20+ WPM character speed. Any chance of this at some point? Thanks. 73 AG5GW

[@Hebdomad7]

Don't start at 5wpm. If your counting the dits and dahs you're just knee capping yourself. Each letter is it's own sound. And each word is it's own longer sound.

[@firstnamelastname4509]

​@@Hebdomad7 Thank you for this advice. I was slowing the video down and really struggling. I put it back to full speed and I'm learning faster now.

[@iLife64]

I unfortunately lost track at -

[@peterpauldonoghue7024]

Thank you for making and uploading Very helpful 73'

[@HamRadioQRP]

Glad it was helpful!

[@darbyl3872]

Too fast. 10wpm is better for beginners.

[@produktivwissenschaft3184]

Thank you

[@HamRadioQRP]

Very Welcome!

[@oscarbenitez1824]

Espacio muy pedagógico v útil

[@HisakatsuKatoh]

PSE QRQ 30wpm

[@keithmcintire7682]

Don't know what I'm doing wrong don't dear it.

[@escandia353]

hey im trying to learn morse code but am really struggeling. theoretically i know all letters but its just too fast for me. i heard that its not good to learn it slower than 15wpm. is there a correct way of learning it or does anyone have some helpful ideas? im practicing every day before work but cant really see any progress but learning the order of words lol anyways tysm for these vids!

[@닥터플레그]

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