Morse Code Operating for Amateur Radio
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.86 (797 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1625950020 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 80 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-06-30 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
They enjoy practicing a skill that they worked hard to obtain a skill not everyone has. Learn the protocols and techniques unique to CW operating and gain the confidence to try out your new skills on the air!. It discusses how to get started in the hobby, the advantages to learning and using Morse code, how to set up your station for CW and how to adjust your Morse code key. If you are new to Amateur Radio or high frequency (HF) operation, or even if you ve been operating HF phone and RTTY but were reluctant to try learning and using Morse code, this book is especially for you.Morse Code Operating for Amateur Radio is your introduction into the fascinating world of radio communication by Morse code, now simply called CW . Don't Just Learn Morse Code, Master It!Tune in to the low end of any HF band, and you ll find it populated with ham radio operators using Morse code for casual conversations, chasing DX or fast paced contests. You can learn that skill too
"thin book, in both senses of the word" according to vectorizer. This is a very small book with not a lot of unique or well-organized information. I was hoping for more details on learning techniques, but there's little info beyond what can be found in ARRL's flagship books, and on many ham web pages. I regret buying it.. A Good Read but Not Worth Original List Price. Michael Davis I've just completed reading this book. When it first came out I hesitated to purchase it because of one negative review. Since that time others have reviewed it favorably.I noted that the book was listed by the publisher for US$17.95. The book isn't worth that much. I recently purchased another ARRL book for that much that is worth far more. For this title I paid a little over $10 and I felt that I got my money's worth. A penny more would have been highway robbery.Most of the material in the book is readily available on the It's nice to be able to package it all in a book but it really isn't worth . "Little information for the price." according to B. Brindle. This is a very small book with very little unique information in it in my opinion. Being a CW Enthusiast and already knowing the code I picked this book up to add to my collection more than anything else. I had hoped it would have some interesting CW operating information in it and there were a few good sections. But I would not recommend this book for the beginner who is looking to learn Morse code. For that I would hit the internet and one of the many groups like Straight Key Century Club or FISTS for online information about learning.