Despite being one of the oldest modes in amateur radio, CW is as popular and rewarding today as ever. Whether you're just starting to learn the code or you've been sending Morse for decades, this is the place to discuss all things CW.
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If you've always wanted to learn Morse but weren't sure where to begin, don't worry—many operators discover CW long after gaining their licence. With a little regular practice, it's a skill that's both enjoyable and incredibly satisfying.
Experienced CW operators are encouraged to share their advice, answer questions and help newcomers build confidence. Whether you're sending your very first "CQ" or comfortably copying at high speed, there's always something new to learn.
So dust off that straight key, plug in your paddle, or fire up your practice software, and join the conversation.
Good luck, enjoy the journey, and we hope to hear you on CW soon!
73 and dit dit!
Topics you might like to post about include:
- Learning Morse Code from scratch.
- Improving your sending and receiving speed.
- Keys, paddles and keyers.
- Straight keys, bugs and iambic operation.
- Recommended apps, websites and practice resources.
- On-air operating tips.
- CW contests and awards.
- Portable and QRP CW operating.
- Favourite frequencies and regular CW activity.
If you've always wanted to learn Morse but weren't sure where to begin, don't worry—many operators discover CW long after gaining their licence. With a little regular practice, it's a skill that's both enjoyable and incredibly satisfying.
Experienced CW operators are encouraged to share their advice, answer questions and help newcomers build confidence. Whether you're sending your very first "CQ" or comfortably copying at high speed, there's always something new to learn.
So dust off that straight key, plug in your paddle, or fire up your practice software, and join the conversation.
Good luck, enjoy the journey, and we hope to hear you on CW soon!
73 and dit dit!