Morse Code Letters / Alphabet Receiving Practice (Random Order) No 5

Use this video as a key resource to learn and practice the Morse Code.
This video provides a very useful Morse code practice tool. The letters are sent in a random order as five character sets, and the text that has sent is not displayed on the video, but instead in the description to so that the copied Morse code can be checked.
This video moves on from the previous ones where the aim was to associate the sound with the letter. The letters are not displayed in the video, but appear in the description field for the video enabling and receiving to be checked.
The five letter sets are given below:
ASGYS DMWPL CNQXZ BKHOU IJEFR
FZNQA IOEVG CMRHP BJTWD KLXSU
DMXAZ JYPUB CGWQK EIVSL FNHTO
JPUBY WEGCK IQVLS HOFNT JYPUB
CGWQK IEVLS FNHTO
Morse code is still used in some areas of radio communications including amateur radio or ham radio where it provides an effective mode for radio communications. It can enable two way radio communications contacts to be maintained when many other forms of transmission might not.
Although many high power ham radio stations still use Morse code, it particularly comes into its own for amateur radio stations using home built low power radio communications equipment. The equipment for Morse code is very much simpler than that required for other modes and this means that many stations build their own.
So even though it may be thought of as an old form of radio communications, Morse code is still well worth learning and it can bring hours of pleasure. Learning the Morse code numbers will be an invaluable part of the learning process.
There are several other videos on this series. Starting with the first video, each one takes a step forwards helping viewers along the road to learning and using the Morse Code:
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Practice receiving Morse code letters (random order no indication of letters on the video, but instead in the description field for checking): This video
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[@Laura-id8cs]

Thanks for uploading! I've been trying to learn, but receiving remains quite difficult for me. So, thanks for the practice material!

[@ElectronicsNotes]

Glad it was helpful!

[@Xyjee525]

Why u need morse

[@11chios]

Former SM rate, USN '60's, rehash for Ham CW.

[@timmack2415]

What speed is that? It's funny, I passed my 20 wpm test in 1990 and haven't been active for a few years now. I was able to copy 100%, but I really need to brush up a bit and get my speed back up. Thanks for posting this!

[@abdelmoghitachagui1232]

Did you practice by just listening and copying or another method and how long did it take

[@ronaldjorgensen6839]

thank you for sharing

[@ElectronicsNotes]

Glad you are appreciative of the video. We may do a few more.

[@Ghoomly]

This way of learning is much better than the earlier videos in this series. Thanks, also what WPM is this. 15?

[@ElectronicsNotes]

I tried to provide a variety of different videos to give a variety of different approaches and for people with different levels of skill. I'm glad you found one that works for you.

[@DXJungle]

Thank you

[@ElectronicsNotes]

I’m glad it was useful.

[@neyarickman6450]

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[@GamingPeachman]

this is very very helpful

[@neyarickman6450]

@@GamingPeachman Yeah, agree with that!

[@alkasingh6249]

Plz make some more videos on it

[@ElectronicsNotes]

We have a number of videos and may make a few more before too long. Thanks for the comment.

[@-Abdulkadir]

@@ElectronicsNotes yeah please make more as much as possible. Thanks for sharing

[@danielunfer4983]

I can do this series throug, but i still have pain with nr. 7. Great material this you 've posted. Thks a lot HB9OCB Daniel

[@ElectronicsNotes]

Glad you have found our videos useful. Hope you manage to succeed ok.

[@jowillll]

How many wpm is this?

[@1019ha]

日本語のバージョンもあるとよいですね。73/88

[@ElectronicsNotes]

I’m sorry we don’t have a Japanese version.