Morse Code Class 01

[joesmoe]

This was a blast. I got so into it that when I put it down I suddenly heard. “DIT DIT DIT DIT” in the distance outside my house and I was like “Someone’s sending Morse code for E E E E!!” Then realized that can’t be possible and I was just hearing a distant garbage truck reversing 😂

[aurtisanminer]

I was able to id a cw call sign for the first time on a recent net. I was pretty happy about that.

[jimgiordano]

This is an excellent way of teaching. I have not used morse since my novice license in 1971. I will be using these videos to learn it again.

[RecycleBenProd]

This is perfect even just for listening to train your ear in the car. Thanks KN4GB and W4EEY!

[russellryal]

Of all the videos that I have watched on Youtube (and I have watched lots over the years) this is the first on that I have given a like and comented on. For years I have thought about getting my ham radio licence (since the 80's when I was really into the cb radios), I am now 52 years old and living in Brasil (originally from England), and at long last I have started studying to get a licence. I loved the video, and I am looking forward to seeing the next one, well done, and well done Natalie for having the guts to get up and try keying.

[davidDODad]

Thank you so much for this video. I am a Brit living in Germany, I took the German Amateur Radio license last year. I wanted to learn Moorse, but the language barrier has coursed me a few problems. I am X military and I think the way you have done this wonderful presentation, is in tune with my Military learning, thank you so much for taking the time to share this. Best regards DO7DAD, Germany.

[donhody]

Thanks very much. I do work at 20 wpm, but have my words spaced out a bit longer, which certainly helps give the brain time to think. I agree, if you can't get a letter, just let it go, because once you try to think about it you will miss the next - however many, but it is so hard letting that letter go :) Each letter has to become reactive. But a nice refresher.

[MaverickFlyBoy]

Your General videos got me my General Ticket and on HF. Now I’m wanting to get into Morse and use my HF privileges even more! Thanks guys

[HoteiTV]

I starting to train morse, bought second hand key with a Biebber .
I so happy to find this learning course.
Greetings from The Netherlands

[paulschmolke]

I like your approach to teaching the code. I wish I’d been able to start with formal training. It would’ve helped. You also introduce the human element very well.

[josephroblesjr.]

I like how engaging this is! I think this is the best series for learning Morse that I have found!

[natrajkashyap]

21st century and still bloodlines of the "sparkies" still kept live! Great and love you all.

[cheriecarpenter]

I am so glad I found your channel! I was a radio operator in the Utah Air National Guard. I have always wanted to get my hamm license, and I haven't done morse code since the early 90's

[rjinnh]

Very well done vid on what can be a very difficult skill to learn. Starting with the easiest letters and working up is the best learning method along with repetition, repetition and more repetition.

The G4FON windoze software that focuses on the Farnsworth Method is a great learning tool.

Hats Off to the instructor for a job well

[HeartlandMakesAndOutdoors]

Im back for more sir. I appreciate you tanking the time to share this with us. I have sent several others to your youtube channel as well. I know another new operator passed his tech class with your help and another friend of mine is studying for his general and extra using your classes. He was ready for the general and then it got postponed due to you know what bug is flying around rampantly right now. So since the test has been moved back another month he is studying for his extra. Thanks again, watched all the commercials, hope it helps.
Dale
KI5ARH

[poli]

Great video ! and I thought I started learning this very late ( 42yo), and I was suprised most the ''students' in the video are much more senior than me .:-) 73 de BG8AVS, greetings from China

[billtheslink]

Been looking for a CW course. Learned from Gordon West/Radio Shack tapes about 34 years ago and got good from over the air use, but I went inactive about 25 years ago. Am putting together a new schack now and going to get back on the air. Have a FT-950 ready to deploy. Going to upgrade to extra too. Looking forward to 80 CW ragchews. 73 N8PEF

[paolocruz]

I enjoyed this very much. The teacher resembled Robert de Niro, so that was quite fun 😁
I tried following by writing down the dits and dahs first then translating it. It was harder for me to translate while hearing the message then writing the letters down.

[iraalbeus]

my curiousity brings me here. morse code is interesting :)

[FishinWitBoogie]

Dont really know how or why I ended up here... but not disappointed 👍🏽😎