Phil, for DX Maps , i use Mozzilla, there is a bar you can just paste it in below the address bar, and i retrieve it easily every day by clicking on it simply. Keep up the Good Work, AJ W5heh

Phil, hope this is reaching you direct, i am interested in your list on improving my CW , , did not see the reply to sender link, or your email address, Thanks, AJ W5HEHmy address is this --

I used to run an hour of cw practice once a week, every week.. for over a year... never missed... until for a month, I asked around.. during and after the practice.. and at the club meetings.. if

...as in modulated CW practice.. From: renegadechemist@... To: 4sqrp@... Subject: RE: [4sqrp] In Studying Morse Code................ Date: Thu, 14 Aug 2014 22:55:10 -0500 ...Dale, altho some (maybe

...Dale, altho some (maybe you) look with distaste at CB in general,..It is hardly used now, some bootleg DX but not a lot these days,..My point is, Plenty of dead freq. space running maybe 3 or 5

...Dale you are 100% correct on 10 meters for cross town work,..several local guys and myself use converted CB rigs on 10,..old thing to do but still works fine..keeps repeater gang out of your

You are 100% correct.. except these fellows don't have any 10m... and not a lotta interest either.. what they do is digi.. and weather... with digi.. no cw.. no ssb.. no hf... and a whole lotta

Techs can do CW on 10m with ground waves and then dial up a little and discuss the problems on SSB. That way you don't burn a repeater out running at 100%, 72 de Scott/n7net

Hi Chris, I had a commodore 64 I did that with.. but that's long gone.. now I need the software to do that with... or a suggestion about what to use... and yes.. the time out will be tricky too..

Hi Dale, I ran a CW training net on the local repeater for awhile when I lived in Colorado. I used k7qo's mp3 files that I downloaded online and ran them through a computer/radio audio interface. I

Don, One of the huge plus for my use of code is being able build some QRP stuff. It's a great experience to hear something work that I fabricated with my own two hands. 72 de Scott/n7net

I'm looking for a keyed pure sine wave osc.. that I can key from the winkeyer.. and connect to my 2 M radio... for cw practice for the local fellows.. (they are a 2m club that isn't using the

For work on call signs, try RufzXP by DL4MM. It adjusts the speed to your responses. Sends 50 callsigns in each session. See http://www.rufzxp.net. 73, Don W3FPR

Hello Phil, Keep up the good work, please put me on your list. Harold Hall WB5KZO

Hi Carlie, Yup, remember my testing at the Federal building in KC. Took General, ADV, and Extra all in one sitting. The examiner was more tired than me. Hi. That was years ago. Do yo want me to add

What breaks any rhythm, if I happen to have one going on at the time, especially in a contest, is cut numbers. They still don't fit into "my" type of CW and I don't think that they ever will.

Hi Phil, Congrats on your willpower I've been wanting to "get started" at learning code for over 60 years (off and on). I either don't have enough motivation, tenacity, or initiative to keep at it

Hey All, I'm continuing to study Morse Code as a language. I find it an interesting subject. My end goal ~ maybe ~ is to improve my sending and reception up to 30 WPM and be able comprehend

Bug Dot Stabilizer, August 2014 update: I currently make "Dot Stabilizers" (a T.R. McElroy invention from the 1930's - see www.artifaxbooks.com/dotstabilizer.htm for history & theory) for the

AC0WZ Dan, Fulton, MO K6QKL Chuck, Fairview Ht. IL (ghost) KA0KRN David, Ottumwa, IA Band was good in my location. Not many on,tnx fer checkins. N0TGR Dick, Augusta, KS NCS