High Speed Telegraphy Transmission

HST2011- Bielefeld, Germany
She practices high speed morse code sending with great dexterity.
It's about 200 characters per minute.
Many Russian CW athletes can send CW like this.

[Tabbyf]

Receiving CW is what's important. Anyone can send fast code but it doesn't matter when no one can decode it.

[destroyer]

I would panic being at the receiving end of that XD

[opencct]

Would be more interesting if the code were audible ;)

[hikerfrost]

No. She's sending random letter groups. They are used for morse code practice and speed drills because it requires more attention to the message being sent (you can't just skim over it and send from memory) and better simulates the callsigns ham radio operators encounter on the air, which are not logical words or phrases, but something closer to random alpha-numeric groups.

[joslz]

Thank you for the comments, every one.
There is no secret mechanism in the key. The super performance is made by her skillful fingers.

[bocatablanco]

WOW! Nice keying!
I love to see that young people continue learning this lovely transmission mode!

[DigisDen]

Now I know where those numbers stations come from, its these girls practising :)

[davezinetti]

I remember my first cw on amateur radio back in 1996 I guess I must have sent faster than I realized cause when another station replied to my cq, he was sending faster than I was able to copy. Lol.

[TainoHans]

I used to be a professional Radio Officer, but I can only dream of this speed. Great job!

[fb]

The second girl either sounds like she has a cold or was crying. Hear the sniffles? She also is acting like she is having a hard time and wants to quit but the instructor is pushing her to continue.

[MrTPF]

I've never seen a CW operator place the key like the first gal was doing, but man, she was JAMMING on that thing! The second operator wasn't nearly as fast, but she had beautiful hands! They were also sending all numbers which is much harder than letters.

[fredkarno]

Very impressive. I was a Radio Telegraphist in the Military but was only trained up to 36wpm. Brilliant.

[timelord]

PSE QRS🥺
Таких световых скоростей в эфире конечно нет, но наблюдать за мастерами ключа - одно удовольствие)

[hikerfrost]

She's sending somewhere north of 50wpm. Most ops I've seen that work at those speeds don't use a particularly compact motion. They keep at least one of their fingers off the paddle. The first op is maybe overdoing it a little, but the second op looks pretty normal.

[fb]

Watched it again. She's definitely very frustrated and want to quit and is trying to hold back the tears. I saw it in what I could see in her facial expressions.

[joesmoe]

The first girl was going off on the second girl for sleeping with her man. The second girl was nervous and trying to say no that they only kissed and it was brief. Then the first girl shut off her receiver. The second girl was never seen again… was a huge tragedy.

[flips]

Actually CW (or A!A as it's now known) is transmitting by directly keying the carrier of a transmitter. MCW (or A2A) is transmitting by modulating a tone onto the carrier and can be heard on ordinary AM radios. Both have been used to transmit morse. MCW (A2A) is often used for transmissions from aeronautical ident bedacons

[toptime]

She is gonna beat pubg mobile for sure with this speed.

[ultort]

What are you doing during your weekend ?
I send morse code

[guardianobserver]

They probably think that roof climbing was better than this.