Morse to Japan

[@j0llyroger889]

Great stuff Sandy, Enjoyable to watch and listen.

[@fasthandslow]

Hello Sandy, love the video. Great bit of DX, I was expecting to see the Butternut in the garden but what a pleasant surprise. I see you were prepared with your camping knife at the ready. Best wishes D

[@007vauxhall]

Nice to watch and listen to this, all that way to Japan. Thanks Sandy. Paul :-)

[@IntenseAngler]

Wow buddy, that was really cool! Thanks for sharing!

[@6brettes]

absolutely amazing i have only got the baofeng uv5r handset this is very impressive ranges and distances

[@carforumwanker]

Teenager with their "text speak" have nothing on those of us that can 'morse " !

[@Man0fMeans]

Ichy made a lot of mistakes but didn’t correct for them or indicate errors. Is this normal? I was taught to always acknowledge my error and resend. Thanks

[@MINDWISEMAN]

When all else fails or the grid/system/society/internet/mobiles etc etc etc breaks down this'll be one of the last reliable communicaes to use when everyone else is faffing around not even knowing what morse is, let alone not being able to live without web based social networking sites. A skill to keep honed m8 !NICEONE!! :-) Pete

[@juliusojao2201]

I've missed this stuff those days in Telecom office and PT&T office....

[@spanishunboxinromero6595]

Very nice transceiver! My father's mames(i do not remember the tec. radio word) were: ea4abq,formerly cn8mr.nyce morse(my father used to know alphabet). congratulations,good stuff to pay atention to this kind of knowlege.thanks for sharing.best regards,Paco

[@rcflight13]

CwGet just translates gibberish. Any decent auto-translate programs out there?

[@WiltshireMan]

@JesterBushcraft Yes I know I am brilliant! Thanks Mick. All the best Sandy

[@NG9D]

enjoyable to watch again Sandy. I liked the antenna hints given at the end 73 Lynn

[@WiltshireMan]

NG9D Hi Lyn, how are you doing? Conditions were good and infact have worked lots of DX so far this year including 2 qso's to VK which from here is very good. Hope to qso one of these days. I am mainly active on 80M qrq CW anywehere from 35 to 55wpm!! It's fun. 73 Sandy

[@NG9D]

Wiltshire Man That would be great fun, but you would have to apply the brakes: I can't go that fast. I am playing with vertical antennas now. I made a 10-20m vertical from a 16' telescopic aluminum pool cleaning brush handle. Now I am working on an elevated 15m ground plane vertical made from a 12 ft aluminum painters extention pole. I have two of those painters poles, - maybe I could phase them and point at the UK? Too much fun. :) Thanks again for all your great videos Sandy! 73 Lynn

[@WiltshireMan]

Good luck with the CW Louis, You can work the world with simple antenna's and qrp when using cide. And it's good mental exercise too. Sandy

[@ericinghammontevista]

how much was your equipment?

[@27hrz11met]

Love all those key ....learning morse code and looking to be ham one day . 73's ! !

[@KC6CNN]

Enjoy all your videos Sir. Would like to make a contact with you some time.

[@yakinezaidi2930]

thanks so much fo this nice video im radio operator from algeria good luck

[@zakiboua4396]

Salem si zaidi ! Je suis également opérateur radio (centre radio maritime Alger radio de bordj el kiffan - 7TA) Durant 37 ans ! Êtes vous radioamateur ? Salut!

[@nasidoori2058]

Rがト　ツート、、ENになるところが何とも 懐かしい、暖かい。

[@mm3sgq]

Enjoyed listening to the cw Sandy. You are right, when the condx are there you can work the world with the simplelest of antenna's. Zl with indoor loft antenna springs to mind, all very satisfying :-) 73 Steve, de mm0sgq.

[@mazadan]

nice bit of Dx sandy. maybe a low poer rig for a night out in the woods. imagine get a qso and telling the your under a tarp :0) as for the antenna simple is really the best i think ttfn 73 peter

[@athiker7209]

That was too fast for me to copy, but I was able to follow most using the subtitles..tnx.

[@albion2742]

Sandy, you pi$$ me off, how come you are so bloody clever and people like me cant compete with you LOL LOL LOL My father could use Morse and I always wished I had learned it.

[@RobWhittlestone]

Same goes for me. That's a very respectable lick from both. Rob, son of G3JMW / ZC4MW.

[@johnratcliffe6438]

A duster; buy one and use it.

[@adelarsen9776]

A little bird told me that Wiltshireman and "others" may soon be making a rather long nature radio video. The good thing is that no one will read this comment :-) I'm looking forward to it. I must go and practice some straight key...... 7 3 de.....

[@WiltshireMan]

+Ade Larsen I read your comment. Now go and do some practice.

[@adelarsen9776]

I'm in need of inspiration. I have been busy and soon it is time to do the real thing. Cheers

[@ArtzNeo]

quiero aprender morse :(

[@marcelbenhur6230]

simple antenne et super dx👍.

[@ji3lenn]

nice operation!

[@mlhoward4469]

Love the Profi II Paddle! 73 de N9ZN

[@JesterBushcraft]

@g0vqw Ha Ha... Nothing like a bit of self praise... P.S... Just been given the green light to do an overnighter, so plans are in the pipeline... FINALY !

[@ScottAReid]

good you added subtitles for the NO CODES out there. sad, but we have NO CODES in the United States bec of lax FCC regulations. means we get HAMS not dedicated enough to the hobby to learn code. worse than that, others even less dedicated remain at the BEGINNER level (technician) of our licenses forever. hobby be dead as we know it if it were left up to these hams.

[@adelarsen9776]

The world hasn't caved in because CW is not a requirement. Since CW has been dropped around the world more and more folk are taking it up.

[@ScottAReid]

Ade Larsen no1 said the world would "cave in." lol. yes, dropping the code brings in more hams, but more is not always better. did help the manufacturers sell more radios though and i think that was a big issue in dropping the code!

[@N4MJG]

good video but way too fast for me plus my code is rusty slow code for me !

[@sparkes64]

Nice one Sandy Jon G0SDT

[@listijorobasuki33]

Good job de YC3GFW

[@j.cilleruelo580]

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[@fasthandslow]

Hello Sandy, love the video. Great bit of DX, I was expecting to see the Butternut in the garden but what a pleasant surprise. I see you were prepared with your camping knife at the ready. Best wishes D

[@spanishunboxinromero6595]

Very nice transceiver! My father's mames(i do not remember the tec. radio word) were: ea4abq,formerly cn8mr.nyce morse(my father used to know alphabet). congratulations,good stuff to pay atention to this kind of knowlege.thanks for sharing.best regards,Paco