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CDX126
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I'm getting ready to test out for my Amatuer Liscense in December and would like to find a good practice program to study with. Can anyone HELP. CDX126-Scott
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CDX126
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Thanks Son Watcher, I should have known you'd be one to help me out. I appreciate it. If I pass I owe you a dinner someday. Scott
I hope you do well !Scott,
Here are some others to check into-
http://www.repeater.org/links/links2/morseprograms.htm
A great free way to learn is this site.
aa9pw.com/radio/
If nothing else you can use it to augment the course of your choice. Sometimes whatever you choose to use runs out of new material before you are ready and you memorize it. That is what happened to me. I used the ARRL CD. It is VERY boring. If I could do it again, I would use the Gordon West material.
aa9pw.com/radio/
If nothing else you can use it to augment the course of your choice. Sometimes whatever you choose to use runs out of new material before you are ready and you memorize it. That is what happened to me. I used the ARRL CD. It is VERY boring. If I could do it again, I would use the Gordon West material.
CDX-126,
Codequik is a great program,but it's not free.On Sonwatchers post with a list of code test you will find www.g4fon.net/
This is a great program with great results,best of all it's free.
Codequik is a great program,but it's not free.On Sonwatchers post with a list of code test you will find www.g4fon.net/
This is a great program with great results,best of all it's free.
G4FON seems to be reccomended a lot. I have no direct experience with it, though.
What I used to learn code isn't available any longer. It was a cartridge that a Commodore 64 used. It was great, though. You used the keyboard to respond to the character being sent and the faster you responded, the faster the program went.
What I used to learn code isn't available any longer. It was a cartridge that a Commodore 64 used. It was great, though. You used the keyboard to respond to the character being sent and the faster you responded, the faster the program went.
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Hi its been a while but when i find the link if the site exists
post the link. But in the meantime try too look for a program on amateur links called (Morse Cat) it was A FREE program and found it to be a rather good example of a morse tool to use..very functional''easy to use, easy to set up.
Hi its been a while but when i find the link if the site exists
post the link. But in the meantime try too look for a program on amateur links called (Morse Cat) it was A FREE program and found it to be a rather good example of a morse tool to use..very functional''easy to use, easy to set up.
re cw
Ok as on this forum a link that has a links pages to cw programs as i was re looking for morsecat this post was a helpfull link, but they do change? try these LINKS they are current as of this post..
http://www.dxzone.com/cgi-bin/dir/jump2.cgi?ID=1080
http://www.dxzone.com/catalog/Software/Morse_Code_Training/
Ok as on this forum a link that has a links pages to cw programs as i was re looking for morsecat this post was a helpfull link, but they do change? try these LINKS they are current as of this post..
http://www.dxzone.com/cgi-bin/dir/jump2.cgi?ID=1080
http://www.dxzone.com/catalog/Software/Morse_Code_Training/