Learning Morse Code

1. FISTS Down Under
2. LCWO Online Training
3. Traning Applications
4. Android Training Apps
5. Morse Abbreviations
6. References

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FISTS Down Under

LCWO Online Training

LCWO provides Morse telegraphy (CW) online traing. It is browser based so you require internet access. The site track your progress with various statistical functions. You are required to sign up for a free account to start learning or improving your CW.

LCWO.net - Learn Morse Code (CW) Online: https://lcwo.net/

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Traning Applications

xcwcp is part of the unixcw project The project provids the libcw library and a set of programs using the library: cw, cwgen, cwcp and xcwcp. The programs areintended for people who want to learn receiving and sending Morse code. The source repositary cane be found at: https://sourceforge.net/projects/unixcw/

xcwcp man page:
http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/trusty/man1/xcwcp.1.html

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Android Training Apps

I have found these apps usefull on the mobile phone.

Learn Morse Code - G0HYN Learn Morse:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.g0hyn.g0hyn_morse&hl=en_AU


Morse CT:
https://morse-ct.en.uptodown.com/android

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Morse Abbreviations

• AR - End of message
• AS - Stand by
• BK - Invite receiving station to transmit
• BT - Pause; break for text
• KA - Beginning of message
• KN - End of the transmission
• CL - Going off the air (clear)
• CQ - Calling any amateur radio station
• K - Go, invite any station to transmit
• KN - Go only, invite a specific station to transmit
• R - All received OK
• SK - End of contact (sent before call)
• VE - Understood

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