[CW] Morse Code Learning From Kurt Zoglmann, AD0WE

Tue Nov 26 14:03:44 EST 2019

qsl.net/wa2nfn

cwpt links are in the middle of the page there is one for windows and one
for Linux (I only use the windows one myself)

I hope I made it clear that the small samples on the home page or even in
the readme file are ONLY EXAMPLES to show capability

The words used, length of practice, etc. are up to the users input and
options used.

Personally I think the interesting/different features and the speed
manipulation ones which require you to play the files with LCWO or ebook2cw

If anything on the web site is not clear please let me know

Tnx
73
Bill

On Tue, Nov 26, 2019 at 11:53 AM D.J.J. Ring, Jr. <n1ea at arrl.net> wrote:

> Bill,
>
>
> Would you send us the download link for version 1.7?
>
> What's the name of your program?
>
>
> Thanks,
>
>
> 73
>
>
> DAVID N1EA
>
>
> On Mon, Nov 25, 2019, 13:31 Bill Lanahan <wa2nfn at gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> The slight delay the developer put in after sending the code, seemed like
>> a good idea for head copy.
>>
>> I checked all the tutor software I have and only LCWO.net and its below
>> the covers code engine ebook2cw supported
>> this. Since I support a number of ebook2cw features in "cwpt" I added an
>> option to take advantage of the feature.
>>
>> Its EB_WS for "ebook word spacing", so it applies a scaling factor to the
>> INTER word spacing. Changing practice text like:
>> "one two three test" to "one   two   three   test" as an example.
>>
>> All my code, readme, sample options file etc are updated -
>> unfortunately I have no idea if anyone is even using the tool, so I hope
>> i'm not wasting your time.
>> If you are the current version is 1.7, anything older should be replaced.
>>
>>
>> 73
>> Bill WA2NFN
>>
>> On Wed, Nov 20, 2019 at 8:06 PM David J. J. Ring, Jr. <n1ea at arrl.net>
>> wrote:
>>
>>>
>>> Have you had difficulty learning Morse code? Or felt that it was
>>> insurmountable? Or want to get started in head-copying? Please consider
>>> checking out my Morse code course —
>>> https://morsecode.ninja/learn/index.html
>>>
>>>
>>> The format of my Morse code course provides continuous and immediate
>>> feedback.
>>>
>>> For each character(s), word, or callsign sent in Morse code, it
>>> is then spoken after a one-second pause. This format accelerates the
>>> learning process and reduces frustration. And it has proved to be
>>> popular
>>> in my more advanced practice videos.
>>>
>>> The course is structured so that it is incrementally more difficult and
>>> encourages head-copying from the start! There are 250 lessons. I
>>> introduce the characters in the same order as the Level 1 CW Academy class,
>>> so the course can be used as a supplement or stand on its own. If you have
>>> any feedback, please let me know! I'm open to improving the course. (Note
>>> that you will be able to make it through the first few lessons in no time
>>> flat. Just listen to the introduction videos until you get the character
>>> down. Then in the 1-second pause in the other videos, say out loud whatever
>>> you are able to copy. Then move on to the next lesson as soon as you reach
>>> 70 to 90% accuracy.)
>>>
>>> I am excited to release my very own Morse Code Course to help others
>>> discover and learn Morse code. It is awesome to give back to the amateur
>>> radio community. Many years ago, in 1996, I received a $2,000 scholarship
>>> from the Dayton Amateur Radio Association. I hope that whoever made that
>>> possible would be proud to know that I graduated cum laude with a B.S. in
>>> Information Systems from Kansas State University and would later go on to
>>> give back to the amateur radio community. I now have over 1,000 hours of
>>> Morse code content on YouTube, and people watch more than 30 hours of my
>>> videos each day! (All of it is public domain and ad-free.)
>>>
>>> I had wanted to create this course for several months after I had gotten
>>> several requests to create something to help others get started learning
>>> Morse code. I ended up doing the majority of the work when I was sick!
>>> When I was able to tolerate sitting in a chair, I worked quickly to flesh
>>> out
>>> the code necessary to generate each lesson. Then I rented 20 large
>>> servers from Amazon in Virginia and Ohio to render the video. Otherwise, it
>>> would have taken over a month on my iMac to produce that much video! There
>>> are 100s of hours!
>>>
>>> — feeling excited.
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