Daily Morse Code Practice QST Source
| 9 AM Code Practice - D |
Monday (No AM practice) |
Tuesday - Fast 05/07/2013 08/12 QST page 61 |
Wednesday - Slow 05/08/2013 08/12 QST page 68 |
Thursday - Fast 05/09/2013 08/12 QST page 30 |
Friday - Slow 05/10/2013 08/12 QST page 66 |
| 4 PM Code Practice - C |
Monday - Fast 05/06/2013 08/12 QST page 63 |
Tuesday - Slow 05/07/2013 08/12 QST page 76 |
Wednesday - Fast 05/08/2013 08/12 QST page 41 |
Thursday - Slow 05/09/2013 08/12 QST page 36 |
Friday - Fast 05/10/2013 08/12 QST page 49 |
| 7 PM Code Practice - B |
Monday - Slow 05/06/2013 08/12 QST page 66 |
Tuesday - W1AW Qualifying Run 05/07/2013 10 - 40 WPM 2300z |
Wednesday - Slow 05/08/2013 08/12 QST page 68 |
Thursday - Fast 05/09/2013 08/12 QST page 54 |
Friday - Slow 05/10/2013 08/12 QST page 62 |
| 10 PM Code Practice - A |
Monday - Fast 05/06/2013 08/12 QST page 64 |
Tuesday - Slow 05/07/2013 08/12 QST page 90 |
Wednesday - Fast 05/08/2013 08/12 QST page 31 |
Thursday - Slow 05/09/2013 08/12 QST page 38 |
Friday - Fast 05/10/2013 08/12 QST page 79
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Learning Morse Code
For many of today’s hams there was no choice; obtaining a ham license required learning Morse code. Five words a minute was the requirement for the entry level Novice license and also for the renewable, but VHF only, Technician ticket. A General or Advanced class required 13 wpm and it was 20 wpm for an Extra.
