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This software adopts a question-and-answer format between the machine and humans. For example, the software sends: cqcqcq de bd4smd bd4smd bd4smd pse k. Then I manually reply to it with bd4smd de xxxxx ur rst is 599... until finally 73. I tried using Morse Runner, but it only involves call signs and sequence numbers, and it doesn't provide much help in improving daily CW communication skills.

I like the question-and-answer format because it feels closer to a real CW exchange than just working through call signs and serial numbers. Being able to practice the full exchange, from the initial CQ to the final 73, would make the training much more useful for everyday communication.

For generating random practice passwords and strings, I also use: https://gerador-br.com/gerador-de-senha/