Single Letters - Mind Melt - 20wpm

The time is very short between the Morse code and hearing the answer spoken. This short timing is geared to push your ICR (Instant Character Recognition) skills.
First, each letter is sent in Morse code. Then it is spoken.
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There is a comprehensive list of Morse code resources on my Morse Code Ninja website ( morsecode.ninj... ).
73 de AD0WE!

[@dr.s.p.]

I think this channel is about the greatest for competently learning Morse Code in the best way possible; character and word recognition. I wish I had gone to his web page to find his free course from start to finish. The lessons are perfectly constructed and I found more resources than anyone could ever need. This gentleman is a Crusader in keeping Morse Code alive and “learnable” for all. Thank you indeed! I am 75 years old and relearning again, the proper way, instead of the counting dots and dashes as a 12 year old, while cycling all over the UK with my friend collecting QSL cards. Then forgetting most until this year. It keeps my mind active and learning and I’m extremely grateful to Kurt!

[@KurtZoglmann]

Thanks! I appreciate the kind words. It has been a joy giving back to the amateur radio community and helping people learn Morse Code and improve their proficiency skills. It was my way of giving back for all the kind help that I received on my journey. It's hard to believe that there are now over 400 unique practice sets and I still have even more to release. I'm really excited to carve out some more time this fall to release a new series of stories at the beginner, intermediate, advanced, and expert levels. My goal is for them to mirror the progression of reading material you'd encounter from grade school through high school. I created original stories not under copyright, and I'm introducing a novel "contextual priming" format, where each sentence is preceded by a spoken hint about the upcoming content, without reusing the same words. It was tricky to create, but I think it will really aid comprehension, especially of less common words in the advanced stories. (You can read more about it here, which also includes the download links. - morsecode.ninja/index.html#NinjaShortStories . It will take some time to upload them to KZbin and make them available as podcasts.) I'm delighted that you have enjoyed the code over many years! I wish you all the best on your Morse Code journey! Cheers! 73 de AD0WE dit dit