I've been searching around for this on the internet, and haven't found it yet. Thus, I decided it would make a good blog entry. Here is the complete International Morse Code alphabet, including many special symbols rarely used. Enjoy!
A journey of learning about Amateur Radio, from my own beginnings, to helping my kids learn about it. Complete with a view point of a new Ham, and lessons to help a person get up to a technical class license or beyond. Also contains other interests, including programming Android, Unity, and Python.
Showing posts with label CW. Show all posts
Showing posts with label CW. Show all posts
Saturday, August 24, 2013
Wednesday, August 14, 2013
Status of learning Morse Code
So, I thought you all might like to see what my CW practice is like. Rather than just give you a bunch of boring statistics, numbers, etc, I thought I'd have fun, and post this transcription. The first part is a partial transcription of a W1AW broadcast from Aug 18, and the other is a QSO I had with a club member tonight (Only what I heard, of course). I think the W1AW broadcast was either 13 or 10 WPM, from 09/12 QST
page 77, will edit the post when I figure it out. The conversation was about 12 WPM as well. I figured that as this is my 73rd blog post, I'd do something a bit fun. Enjoy!
page 77, will edit the post when I figure it out. The conversation was about 12 WPM as well. I figured that as this is my 73rd blog post, I'd do something a bit fun. Enjoy!
Saturday, August 10, 2013
IC-735 VOX woes...
I really have enjoyed my Icom IC-735. I really believe it is the best radio that I could buy at the time I bought it, and a fantastic buy for the money I spend. However, I've run in to my first problem with it, and I'm hoping by posting the details, someone out there can point me in the right direction.
Labels:
CW,
hf,
Icom 735,
morse code,
QSK,
transceivers,
troubleshooting
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