What awesome quality of sending. It isn't just the quality of the key but the skill of the sender. Not telling anyone something we all hear. Beauty to the ear.
My Grandfather was a Chief Radio Operation on a sub during WWII. He is gone now, but even up until he was in his 80's, he could translate Morse Code, (not machine generated of course) just like a translator could translate the spoken word. I tried learning code years ago but couldn't get past 5 WPM. I am again trying it and learning it better than I did back when I was younger. I have a straight key, paddle and yes, in honor of my Grandfather, I found a vintage, and in very good condition a J-38 Key as well. I practice using all of them.
Look at joining the Long Island CW Club. They have all kinds of classes to learn cw and increase speed on ZOOM. It is FANTASTIC! You will not be disappointed! They even have classes to get one licensed from technician clear through extra class if desired. It is self paced so absolutely no pressure. You will not find a more supportive group of men and women. They even have course tailored for kids. Check it out. 73 KC0FDG
I first watched this with the playback accidentally at 1.5x and I couldn't copy anything. However at regular speed I was doing ok :-) nice work, thanks
very interesting post , thats the very key Pat (EI2HX) lent me to do my morse test with and really liked its action , another nice post ,thanks Anthony
I can understand one thing every time. CQ, I can't understand C or Q but CQ is like hearing my own name in english. CW would be a lot of fun because I like to do things without voice. I run digital, but only FT-8 right now. I want to do more QSO type stuff but I haven't learned that yet. I'm going to today.
Im glad I could at least understand CQ CQ CQ... Morse code is not something manual, it becomes something of a language when you learn it, it'll be as automatic as riding a bicycle. Titanic, MGY CQD SOS
Hi, how are things? Bit of an odd question - do you know what I'd need to do to make a telegraph key compatible with a (eurorack modular) synthesizer? They have 3.5mm jack inputs, oscillators, etc. Just trying to figure out what I need to do to trigger a signal using an older model telegraph key like the one in your video (which is gorgeous, by the way! Fair play!)
FB on your fist. I am more comfortable using my Vibroplex bugs. They are easier for me to get the sound I want. I have them slowed down to 18-20WPM so it’s fun not work.
Hello greetings from Peru. I commented that I am learning telegraphy I have the instrumentation. My question to the following as I connect the machine to the radio that devices are needed for it .. thanks.
How huge was the margin of error communicating this way? For instance I heard --.- .-. .-.. ..--.. = qrl? But -- .- .-. .-.. ..--.. would mean marl? when I saw the other video where that guy was typing twice the speed I wonder how anyone could have followed him.
Imagine if there is a room full of ppl who are using Telegraphs and someone walks in and gets annoyed by it and says Jesus Christ shut the fuck up that stuff is annoying
سنة ١٩٩٦ سمعت إشارات مورس وانا جالس في غرفتي بعدها سنة ٢٠٠٨ تكررت نفس الاشارات وانا جالس وفي سنة ٢٠٢١ قبل شهر نفس الاشارات جاءت يبدو أن الاشارات تاتي كل عشر سنوات لكن احتاج تحليل لذلك وشكرا
Hi. I have two ww2 training morse code boards. I would like to connect these together for communication purpose to each other. Is this possible and if so how.
For me sending it is not as hard as trying to copy it. Sending it you are spelling out the word along the way. copying code especially from another straight key and beyond your familiar speed... I don't know. I can copy letters at 5wpm from W1AW, I'm completely lost at 13wpm regardless of where it came from. I can send at 13wpm as far as practicing goes, just can't copy, I use a retired cellphone with an onboard app and dial the RIT on the radio until the phone can decode it. I use the same program to decode W1AW at 13wpm, lock the speed in, then use it to proof myself. I'll grab a random piece of junk mail and just key away. I'm not using the key right, I don't know what it is, I can't key over half an hour without something cramping. I copied OE5FBL Karl. I'd like to work Austria too some day. So far my only DX contact is V31AX in Belize, but that's 10W on 40m SSB. Have yet to make my first CW contact. 73 de KN4GEI
Sending is far easier. Back when code was required for an amateur radio license, they never bothered testing if you could send. You just had to pass the receiving test. They assumed you could send.
I guess I'm not the only one who loves the sound of a telegraph
Isint that why we all searched this up
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Realmente
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You’re never alone
What awesome quality of sending. It isn't just the quality of the key but the skill of the
sender. Not telling anyone something we all hear. Beauty to the ear.
And thus, dubstep was born.
I thought Vynal in My Little Pony did Dubstep.
My Grandfather was a Chief Radio Operation on a sub during WWII. He is gone now, but even up until he was in his 80's, he could translate Morse Code, (not machine generated of course) just like a translator could translate the spoken word. I tried learning code years ago but couldn't get past 5 WPM. I am again trying it and learning it better than I did back when I was younger. I have a straight key, paddle and yes, in honor of my Grandfather, I found a vintage, and in very good condition a J-38 Key as well. I practice using all of them.
Look at joining the Long Island CW Club. They have all kinds of classes to learn cw and increase speed on ZOOM. It is FANTASTIC! You will not be disappointed! They even have classes to get one licensed from technician clear through extra class if desired. It is self paced so absolutely no pressure. You will not find a more supportive group of men and women. They even have course tailored for kids. Check it out. 73 KC0FDG
Best way I find is learn all the sounds of letters, then learn the sounds of words.
dooot doot dooot doot dooot dooot dddootdoot dooot dooot
experimental memes 🤪
This guy could have been a really good DJ.
MDJ2000 nexus (MorseDJ)
Austria ! from Ireland !! That sounded so nice. Nothing like the of a telegraph. Nice key from so long ago. Very cool, all of it .
I first watched this with the playback accidentally at 1.5x and I couldn't copy anything. However at regular speed I was doing ok :-) nice work, thanks
very interesting post , thats the very key Pat (EI2HX) lent me to do my morse test with and really liked its action , another nice post ,thanks Anthony
Regards from W3CV ! Back when I got my license, I did not have internet to look up the other guy.
We had the callbook :-)) CW Lives on!
Brushing up on my Morse. Taking this down is really useful! Thanks for posting.
Me beginning practicing morse code.
The guy next to me who understands morse code wondering why i just called in an Air Strike on our Coordinates: ._.
Oh,sh*t
Shit everyone get down
İts says (Hans dont forget to bring some beeeeeear)XD
I can understand one thing every time. CQ, I can't understand C or Q but CQ is like hearing my own name in english. CW would be a lot of fun because I like to do things without voice. I run digital, but only FT-8 right now. I want to do more QSO type stuff but I haven't learned that yet. I'm going to today.
Nice to see you on an old J38. Keeping the old skills alive ... de N5KU 😃👍
Everybody gangsta till grandpa requests air support
i have one i also have one it came with a ww2 instructighraph and a headset
Like your fist, hand looks very relaxed.
Dad was an ARM 3 in WW2[Air Radio Man 3rd Class]
I've been a ham for 9 years, and only recently started learning Morse code. TBH the only thing I recognized after you started was CQ. LOL
Great to hear that you are learning. Stick with it! You will find it very rewarding.
Darude - Sandstorm (WWII Version Mix)
Watching this as I want to get back into straight key. Need to learn to do it properly. My callsign just has too many dits in it - GM4SVM
I don’t know why but for some reason if jobs like these still existed I feel like I’d have it
Does anyone still have and use a telegraph machine? It fascinates me id love to find one and learn how to send/decode messages
Im glad I could at least understand CQ CQ CQ...
Morse code is not something manual, it becomes something of a language when you learn it, it'll be as automatic as riding a bicycle.
Titanic, MGY CQD SOS
1:43-2:20 in 1.5x speed
Hi, how are things? Bit of an odd question - do you know what I'd need to do to make a telegraph key compatible with a (eurorack modular) synthesizer? They have 3.5mm jack inputs, oscillators, etc. Just trying to figure out what I need to do to trigger a signal using an older model telegraph key like the one in your video (which is gorgeous, by the way! Fair play!)
Nice, thanks for posting...
Thank you.
FB on your fist. I am more comfortable using my Vibroplex bugs. They are easier for me to get the sound I want. I have them slowed down to 18-20WPM so it’s fun not work.
No excuses Anthony, you're doing just fine best 73's fm PA5ABW
Was anyone else vibing out to the beat?
Andrew Kamen me
Good stuff
FB OM. Not just a J-38, but it appears to be Lionel J-38. Wonderful key. 73 de KB3LAS . .
Cool beat
I have a telegraph don’t know what to do with it
*military commander* : ok send a Morse to the area 21
soldier : *k sir*
*military commander* : *good now call the air strike*
Merci beaucoup cher OM je vais me remettre à la CW ..! 56 year on air..6W7SS/F6AFH/HB9XVL..
Hello greetings from Peru.
I commented that I am learning telegraphy I have the instrumentation. My question to the following as I connect the machine to the radio that devices are needed for it .. thanks.
Your radio will have a side tone when you operate the key, it is not transmitting what you are sending, you have to key the transmitter to transmit
How huge was the margin of error communicating this way?
For instance I heard --.- .-. .-.. ..--.. = qrl?
But -- .- .-. .-.. ..--.. would mean marl?
when I saw the other video where that guy was typing twice the speed I wonder how anyone could have followed him.
Imagine if there is a room full of ppl who are using Telegraphs and someone walks in and gets annoyed by it and says
Jesus Christ shut the fuck up that stuff is annoying
Where can I find radio equipment for sale?
سنة ١٩٩٦ سمعت إشارات مورس وانا جالس في غرفتي بعدها سنة ٢٠٠٨ تكررت نفس الاشارات وانا جالس وفي سنة ٢٠٢١ قبل شهر نفس الاشارات جاءت يبدو أن الاشارات تاتي كل عشر سنوات لكن احتاج تحليل لذلك وشكرا
Sounds really nice , like to try one ...STU G4WCP
Plot twist: The background song is a ufo because the ufo is disguised to look like a room and the aliens are disguised as humans
Joe Biden had a plan, *but his dogs ate it.*
@@whothefoxcares I dont understand
I'm ex R/O so thats for me beautiful sound 73!
what is the speed u use?😅🙏
15wpm lol
Ok
Nice and slow .... good fist, too.
I have a J 38 Key and it has the signal core emblem on the bottom of it. It is a real collector Item
Corps*
Hi. I have two ww2 training morse code boards. I would like to connect these together for communication purpose to each other. Is this possible and if so how.
Salam. Dari froom indonesia.
Can anyone recommend a good program (free and downloadable for PC) for Morse practice?
This is what I used : www.justlearnmorsecode.com/
Am I wrong in saying I think you were doing "CQ" a few times at the beginning?
You are absolutely correct! 😊
Tnx om best 73s
How long did you run the j38 before transitioning to the paddles?
For me sending it is not as hard as trying to copy it. Sending it you are spelling out the word along the way. copying code especially from another straight key and beyond your familiar speed... I don't know. I can copy letters at 5wpm from W1AW, I'm completely lost at 13wpm regardless of where it came from. I can send at 13wpm as far as practicing goes, just can't copy, I use a retired cellphone with an onboard app and dial the RIT on the radio until the phone can decode it. I use the same program to decode W1AW at 13wpm, lock the speed in, then use it to proof myself. I'll grab a random piece of junk mail and just key away.
I'm not using the key right, I don't know what it is, I can't key over half an hour without something cramping.
I copied OE5FBL Karl. I'd like to work Austria too some day. So far my only DX contact is V31AX in Belize, but that's 10W on 40m SSB. Have yet to make my first CW contact.
73 de KN4GEI
Sending is far easier. Back when code was required for an amateur radio license, they never bothered testing if you could send. You just had to pass the receiving test. They assumed you could send.
Any tips on speeding up? I’m slow af
Practice, practice, practice. And on-air practice with real QSOs is by far the best way to learn. Best wishes de EI2KC
слишком много загадочности
Ei2kc 73 de PP5TU k
Jesus bless you
Amen Gen 11:1 John 6:60???
I"m R/O on the marchan marine 15 y work shell bv amsterdam
i have a j-38 it needs a button , if anyone is interested let me know
Where I can buy this?
You can often find US Army Signal Corps Type J-38 Land Line Telegraph Keys on eBay.
Is he responding from ww1 ?
Been many years, but still can copy.
Not as fast as before, but still copying!
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