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I haven't tried this site, but the most well known for learning Morse in your browser in Ham radio is: https://lcwo.net/ https://lcwo.net/ Which uses a simila
by nickcw 4y ago
I haven't tried this site, but the most well known for learning Morse in your browser in Ham radio is:
https://lcwo.net/ https://lcwo.net/
Which uses a similar technique. It also has quite a few more types of practice such as words, callsigns, games, contests etc.
I learnt Morse code there last year before I did a CW academy online course and I really enjoyed the approach.
- nightpool 4y agoInteresting! I found myself struggling a lot on the linked site because the random groupings made it very easy for me to lose my place and feel like i've gotten behind, but LCWO's fixed groups of 5 help my find my place a lot better.
- cimm 4y agoOn iOS there is Morse Machine, similar idea for single characters. There is also morse.camp, a PWA that focuses on recognizing English words.
- wrycoder 4y agoOn iOS, I like the Ham Morse app. It does Koch and Farnsworth, simulates QSOs, and sends news summaries.
- mdp 4y agoYeah, LCWO is the gold standard for Koch training on the web, and I'd second the suggestion for CW Academy. Having a commitment to learning with other people tends to help you ride out the rough patches. To help with my own learning, I built a mobile friendly web app/game which includes Koch as an option. It's also open source - https://github.com/mdp/morse.mdp.im https://github.com/mdp/morse.mdp.im - morse.mdp.im