Long Island CW Club

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Long Island CW Club (LICW) offers a huge selection of classes spread out over the week. They use Zoom for class delivery and are less formal in their format...

Error Correction

Category: Learning Morse Code • Getting started on-air • Views: 16

Oh bugger, I made a mistake: Correcting Errors Recently Peter VK3WOW raised the topic of error correction on social media. Peter was seeking people’s...

Where do I start?

Category: Learning Morse Code • Views: 46

This is question I hear a lot. Firstly, you will need to decide how committed you are to learning the code and how much time you are prepared to put into...

Phone apps

Category: Learning Morse Code • Skills development • Tools of the trade • Views: 45

Everyone will have their preferred apps to help them learn and improve their skills. As a starting point the following have been used by some of us at CW...

Selecting a paddle

Category: Learning Morse Code • Tools of the trade • Views: 15

A Morse Code Paddle is a personal choice, and if you really get passionate about CW and using a paddle, you’ll probably end up spending some money...

CW Academy

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CW Academy is a program created and delivered by the CW Operators’ Club and is aimed at increasing the number of competent CW operators on the HF CW...

Mythbusters

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With apologies to the real MythBusters, I wanted to bust a few myths and challenge a few long-held axioms – some of which have held many of us back as we...

Pangrams

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A pangram is a sentence or phrase containing every character of the alphabet at least once. A very well know examples is “The quick brown fox jumps over...

Boilerplate QSOs

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Boilerplate QSOs. You may have heard this term. It refers to a series of standard exchanges that are common to most basic Morse code QSOs. They typically...

How do we keep our morse code brain in good health?

Category: Learning Morse Code • Skills development • Miscellaneous • Views: 74

Morse Code, ageing, and cognitive health/recovery Many of us (well, most of us) will hopefully have the privilege of growing old. However, as we can all...