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I just want to reach out and say, "Thank you for everything you have done to keep this site alive". I'm sure you understand how helpful this site is, but I feel I need to add to the knowledge.

I'm so new to Morse Code, I'm not even crawling, yet.

I started with a phone app to just learn what each letter and number is, and then some of the most common symbols (. , ? = / ). After getting somewhat of a hang of those, I searched for something that would boost the training.

I do not have any amateur radio license, yet. I am currently studying, as well as learning CW. I do not need to know CW, but it is a mode that really appeals to me.

I started at 10wpm and 5wpm Farnsworth, with the morsemachine custom to all I've learned. I quickly decided to go to 15wpm/5, but decided to go at 20wpm/5 Farnsworth. If I'm reading the results correct as I go, then I'm actually at about 3.5wpm, after thinking about what I heard, hitting the wrong letter by accident, hitting the wrong letter on purpose, repeating some characters 2-6 times, etc...

Anyway, I have a lot of hope for my progression, and I'm going to owe it to this site.

Thank you, again.

Mike

Hi Magtour,

Same here, no license yet but studying. My speed 22 Wpm/5 Wpm.

Regards,
Jan

Nice work, Jan. Today, I am at about 20/4.6 wpm.

I'm studying all the exams, so it'll be a little while before I take the tests... Currently scheduled for September, but I'll jump it up, if I find myself ready before then. However, I'm hoping I will also have my CW up to 20wpm/20wpm by then.

I've found this to be my personal favorite tutor. I looked at the Long Island CW stuff, but they charge a fee and it's Zoom based... meh.

Good luck,
MB