How Do You Transmit Morse Code? #morsecode #hamradio

[parkmanpoop]

Do you need a license to operate and send signals through a radio? Dumb question

[Flymochairman]

Keep talking to each other, in what ever way we can. That way, we can overcome all aggression and survive anything.

[newsjunkie]

Only a cw ham nerd can appreciate another cw ham nerd. I told my non-ham friend that I do morse code and his response was "why? it's 2025 dude!" 😂

[VKACU]

Great video Forrest. For those thinking of getting into radio and CW give it ago. It's great fun and will connect you with people you never could have imagined.

[PurpleSpiritFoxFire]

So here's a few questions:
1. Are there different agencies that control the radio space? For example if i live in Europe or middle east is there a different set of rules and i need to get a license from that specific one?
2. Is morse code only english or are there other versions? ( How would the communication work between different countries basically)
3. How would you suggest a person learn to use morse code? ( I have relearned for like 3 times but i always forget because of not using it)
4. Do you have videos on your channel for absolut begginers? Or videos you suggest beginners should watch.
5. Are there paddles that i can train on with just connecting to my pc ( basiclly on a controlled safe environment to practice i.e an app)
6. Are there any online communities that communicate with morse code but through the internet?

I know that's a lot of questions but i would watch if you have relatid videos to my question😊

[TypewritR]

I was readung up on morse code abbreviations. Apparently, saying "cs pls" (Calling all stations please) gets you called a "Lid" which means "poor operator." Yes, it is derogatory.

[RyansChannel]

Recently just started learning code, I’ve always wanted to get into building radios! Just a young nerd Living a little vicariously through this channel😂

Keep up the great content!

[nbn]

Haha that’s freakin rad!

I’m Not a nerd like you, you just happen to land on me feed and now I’m interested! Cool shit man!

[MarianCândea]

I love your videos! You inspired me to finish learning morse and I will try get my license soon here in Romania ❤️

[freddiebell]

This reminds me of my days in the US Army. The learning process is brutal. But once you have it down, CW hambone with a leg key.

[DaveWOOD]

You explain the same way I do to my friends and people I meet. It’s a way for nerds to communicate.

[thevileirish]

These are awesome my dude. Thank you for sharing

[Nathan]

From my knowledge, I remember they told us that it was sent through cables but that was only if you had like a decent amount of money and could access that. And apparently it would sometimes be from station to station for mail and they would have someone there translating everything😅

[Zamp-jume]

The most common method is using a tone generator connected between the key and the radio. The key also turns the transmitter on and off.

[NOOBNUT]

Who’s asking “how do you send Morse Code”? I thought the radio was obvious.

[Mr.NiceGuy]

Im a general class amateur opeatror. I strictly do voice communications. Im stidying for my extra class, then I will start working on CW (Code Work Morse Code). For now, I've spoken to 80 countries, sometimes with a wire in a tree and a 100 watt radio. I love this hobby. Thank you for sharing your CW with all of us. 73 De KQ4UHS

[thequarantinecatholic]

They should know you don't have to be a science nerd, any run of the mill nerd loves ham radio - i teach public speaking, not science nerd, but sure am a ham radio science nerd - also warn them it is an addictive hobby that can save lives in the event of an emergency

[angryslime]

*just sitting there listening to beeps*

“No way!”

Inverted V with homemade balun for the win!

[ThethArcher]

I never thought about it? The old telegraph lines that follow the railroad are gone so how does it work? So cool thanks for the info keep up the good work!