Directory of Morse Code Resources

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Morse code is a method of transmitting letters and symbols by using beep sounds. The most famous example is the SOS call which would sound like beep-beep-beep beeeeep-beeeeep-beeeeep beep-beep-beep. In written Morse code, this would be viewed as: ... --- ...

Subcategories

• Bugs, Keys, and Coders
• Software
• Translators and Online Trainers

Resources in This Category

• A Morse Trainer using the Koch method

  http://www.g4fon.net/CW%20Trainer.htm
  Training to learn Morse code.

• ARRL Country Code List

  http://www.arrl.org/files/file/dxcclist.txt
  Official list of Ham call sign prefixes for all countries. Those participating in DX contests will also need the listed ITU and CQ magazine numbers for the various zones and regions.

• Canadian Railway Telegraph History

  http://www.trainweb.org/railwayop/
  History on Morse code, telegraphy, and semaphores.

• CT1EFL

  http://www.qsl.net/ct1efl/
  Dedicated to high speed CW.

• FISTS CW Club

  http://www.fists.co.uk/
  Society founded by the late Geo Longden G3ZQS, dedicated to the continued use and training of Morse Code.

• FISTS CW Club Code Buddy Program

  http://www.qsl.net/w9em/
  Improve your CW ability or volunteer to help others as an on the air CW Elmer or student.

• Hamsoft

  http://radio.linux.org.au/
  Linux software for the ham community, specifically xdemorse, a GTK-based application for decoding and displaying Morse code signals.

• K3WWP's CW - QRP page

  http://home.windstream.net/johnshan/
  K3WWP's activities in ham radio, including CW, QRP, contesting, homebrewing, award hunting, and DXing

• Learning Morse Code Painlessly, by Bill Weinhardt W9PPG

  http://our.tentativetimes.net/opine/billcode.html
  Resources for learning Morse code.

• Manchester Wireless Society

  http://www.qsl.net/g5ms/set1.htm
  A club that teaches Morse for free. 5 - 12 wpm standard to get members through the test.

• Morse Code and Phonetic Alphabets

  http://morsecode.scphillips.com/
  Includes Java and CGI translators, alphabets, and FAQs.

• Morse Code MIDI and Text Generator

  http://www.robertecker.com/hp/research/morse-generator.php
  Online resource to convert text to Morse Code, or Morse code to text. Results may be saved as MIDI file.

• Morse Telegraph Club

  http://www.morsetelegraphclub.org/
  Dedicated to preserving the history of telegraphy, with forums to discuss historic usage as well as modern applications.

• NW7US Morse Code (CW) Radio Center

  http://www.hfradio.org/koch_1.html
  Learning Morse Code the Koch Method.

• NW7US MorseCode Resource

  http://cw.hfradio.org/
  Include operating tips, procedures, short-hand guide, and encouraging stories.

• PA3BWK's Ultimate Morse Code

  http://www.morsecode.nl/
  High Speed Clubs for various transmission rates. Comics, humor, common abbreviations, and software links.

• Prosigns, Q Signals and CW Abbreviations

  http://www.hamuniverse.com/qsignals.html
  Also includes a number of links of interest to CW operators.

• Straight Key Century Club

  http://www.skccgroup.com/
  SKCC resource for those interested in using traditional 'straight' Morse Code keying devices, including help with learning and improving Code skills.

• Telegraphy Friends Club

  http://www.ok1hcg.cz/en/tfc
  Information for active CW radio operators. Features club information and awards.

• The Art and Skill of Radio Telegraphy

  http://n1su.com/contents.htm
  Download site for a manual on learning, using, mastering and enjoying the International Morse code as a means of communication.

• The International Morse Preservation Society

  http://www.fists.org/
  News, contacts, membership details, and information for all Morse code users and fans.

• The Telegraph Wireless World

  http://www.qsl.net/n6tt/
  N6TT's site about amateur radio and communication via Morse Code.

• Virtual Bug

  http://www.ae4rv.com/tn/education/bug.htm
  A computer-simulated Vibroplex semi-automatic Morse Code key, created with Macromedia Flash. It shows the workings of a bug and teaches the part names.

• W1WC CW Links

  http://w1wc.com/cw/
  amateur ham radio cw links and interesting content

• What is CW?

  http://www.dslreports.com/faq/15674
  Tips and links re. to Ham radio use of Morse code.

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