Learn Morse Code - Lesson 2

Today we learn 4 new letters - I, M, K and R.
These videos should be watched in sequential order as they are additive and build on each other.
BEFORE you watch this video, WATCH THE PRIOR VIDEO as a refresher to the previous set of NEW characters.

Continue on with this video for about a week to get the characters memorized and perfect. INSTANT CHARACTER RECOGNITION IS THE KEY!

As mentioned in other videos, if you want to really learn Morse Code, check out CW Ops or Long Island CW Club....
.. but if you dont want to commit and want to take a casual - no commitment approach to learning - this might be a good way to go.
Let me know if these videos help. Im committed to help folks learn Morse Code, so I welcome any feedback.
CW on my friends!

[gotomt]

YouTube fed me your first video and I have found it to be brilliant. Exactly what I was looking for!! Thank you for the effort that you have made to further amateur radio, and my learning!!

[Yvon-uuoc]

This is brilliant. I've tried other methods but have learned more from your videos. Looking forward to continuing.

[janiceemery]

Thank you for providing this CW training.

[thequarantinecatholic]

I have been listening to your videos for weeks. And, I still laugh at your jokes even after listening to the video over and over and over again. I just love this series so much! You are a great Elmer, such a wonderful pedagogical style!

[SteveBrace]

I'm really enjoying this and finding it easy to follow so far... I really don't understand the dislikes on these videos! Still; it's all engagement :) (Adds like)

[rossbassette]

Excellent Presentation!!! You can sit back with your eyes closed and yell out the letters

[flybike]

Really enjoying the series so far. Just taking my time reviewing before starting a new lesson. Not too fast or too slow and lots of great tips. Thank you for your efforts to put these together!

[charlesschotta]

Something I realized last night, regarding watching the screen: I found myself watching him key the letters (rather than just listening). Hmm! So now, I'm listening with the screen minimized on the computer. 🙂

[DAbibliophile]

I'm in highschool and I've always been interested in learning morse code. It's the summer and I decided to learn it. Your videos have been the most helpful so far and I'm really grateful that you made this series. There are always gonna be some haters lurking around but know that they don't deserve that you give them any thought.

[vesta]

선생님의 강의가 많은 도움이 됩니다
감사드립니다 thank you from South Korea

[norbertomontalvo]

excellent! thanks for the time and effort! I was making my first contacts on cw and had to stop due to covid. its been 3+ months now, been focusing on other things. your making me refresh everything hopefully it sticks and i can commit time to it.

[mikenewman]

Like your style of CW training. Thank you
KI6FPE. Mike

[strickles]

Hello from Belgium Europe, thx for yours video it's very easy to understand. thx angain, Serge

[daveengstrom]

Hey man, this is the bomb. This really helps make it easier for me.

[wkjagt]

These videos are excellent, thank you for sharing them.

For some reason, I kept confusing the A and the N. But then when you showed the M, I started seeing the N as an M that ends early (just like the written N and M), and now I don't confuse the N and A anymore. Not sure this makes sense to anyone other myself lol.

[hanssandink]

i think the course is great. Maybe the tekst off the praktis can be given to control your zelf.

[brassglass]

Thank you for the videos 🙏 currently eating leftover pizza and sipping coffee while learning a much forgotten language

[pathopkins]

thank you. Thank you, Thank you very much .... very well done and learning by sound like a language is superb way to learn =)

[bladeflapUH]

I'm really enjoying this video series.

[pierpasqualelopolito-df]

complimenti davvero un metodo davvero eccellente per chi non ha tanto tempo a disposizione, unire la manipolazione all'ascolto binomio perfetto. GRAZIE