"Hello,
recently I've added words from the TOEIC Service list TSL (TOEIC: Test of English for International Communication) to my repository. Using the "B..." files, you may now train receiving(reading) code with up to 4000 common…"
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N0HFF's book: The Art and Skill of Radio Telegraphy (2002); TXT-File for conversion to Morse Code audio
Major parts of the book The Art and Skill of Radio Telegraphy by William G Pierpont, N0HFF (2002), have been massively edited (first by Chuck, W5UXH, then by myself) in a way that, when converted to…Continue
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Morse Code Training - Ditto CW Player by WB1LLY
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Hello,recently I updated my page on Morse Code training https://www.qsl.net/df7tv/morse-code-training.htmlA major change has been,…Continue
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"Hello Chuck,
it is really impressive what you have achieved using RUST.
Even though I can't operate CW at 75 wpm, I got some of the shorter words -- so your Kaiser BP shaping and the settings for timing seem to help a lot for…"
"Hallo German, WILLKOMMEN! --
super, dass Du den geringen Anteil von Europäern bei den Mitgliedern hier verstärkst.
(Hello German, nice to see you reinforce the little European part of members here!)
CU 73
Thomas DF7TV"
"That's how I have found my favorite shape:
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Python Morse Code Keyboard, Favorites DF7TV MAR 31, 2025
Frequency: 700 Hz, Volume: 0,2
All other parameters = default values
(Text: N0HFF ASRT)
Most…"
"My three favorite shapes for listening to e-books are:
(Ramp Duration = 7 ms, Compensation = 2.5 ms)
1.) "Bartlett-Hann"
2.) "SigmoidGaussian"
3.) "Gudermannian"
TNX Chuck for all the time and effort invested to make…"
N0HFF's book: The Art and Skill of Radio Telegraphy (2002); TXT-File for conversion to Morse Code audio
Major parts of the book The Art and Skill of Radio Telegraphy by William G Pierpont, N0HFF (2002), have been massively edited (first by Chuck, W5UXH, then by myself) in a way that, when converted to Morse Code audio by ebook2CW or a similar tool, the audio file provides a pleasant flow of Morse Code. Just like in a real–world conversational QSO.The according UTF-8 encoded txt–file is available as archive N0HFF-ASRT-2002-edited-UTF-8.zip: …See More
"Well the "G" files mentioned in my first mail are no longer part of my training and no longer part of my repository
https://www.qsl.net/df7tv/download/DF7TV-Randomized-Lists-of-Common-English-Words.zip
But I am…"
"Good deal Tom.
73, Steve, WF3T"
Morse Code Training - Ditto CW Player by WB1LLY
Hello,recently I updated my page on Morse Code training https://www.qsl.net/df7tv/morse-code-training.htmlA major change has been, that I now use Ditto CW Playerhttps://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.billyfrancisco.dittocwby Billy Francisco, WB1LLY - an outstanding Android App tor trainngto copy Morse Code. With…See More
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- Your Call Sign
- DF7TV
- How many years have you been performing QRQ CW
- Four years
- What speed do you like to run QRQ CW
- Presently 45 wpm; increasing by present training.
- Your favorite key, paddle or bug
- Schurr Profi 2 dual-lever paddle
- Your favorite cw keyboard
- No cw keyboard used so far. I think I'll use one as soon as I can no longer send code accurately using a paddle.
- Your favorite cw sending software
- Not used so far
- Your Rig, Antenna and RF Power
- TS-590S,SPE Expert 1k-FA, X7 beam, up to 1 kW.
(Rig at club station DK0SU as shown on my QRZ.COM page)
- Your QSK preferences
- Full-QSK when using the TS-590S transceiver only. When using the amp (SPE Expert 1k-FA) Full-QSK is not possible; but timing is set such that I may hear between words.
- Your favorite headphones or speakers for listening to cw
- Headphones including a volume regulator. That allows to optimize the readability of code during sending and receiving.
- What has been your most effective way of training practice, to copy and send qrq cw
- https://www.qsl.net/df7tv/morse-code-training.html
Listening to continuous texts (ebooks) or QSOs seems to be the most efficient way to improve proficiency.
For training sending, I am using a pleasant monitor tone of the sineCW60 plugin
https://www.qsl.net/df7tv/morse-code-processing.html
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