That is good to hear! My goal is to provide basic CW content that I do not see explained elsewhere on TH-cam. Please let me know if there are any other subjects areas that you think would be helpful. Or any way to improve my video presentations.
@@W6JIM You're welcome. I do have a couple thoughts: (1) Ergonomics, i.e., hand position at the key; and, (2) For double paddles, Left-Dots, Right-Dashes. Correct? Is there history to this? Rationale, or personal choice? Thank you!
@@johnsnyder7021 I will keep my videos coming. All those subjects sound like our daily conversation over at the Long Island CW Club. If you really want to jump-start your CW learning I enthusiastically suggest you look into joining them. They have a cornucopia of Morse Code information there that could keep you busy for years! longislandcwclub.org/ I am a member and instructor there as well 🙂
@@W6JIM I perused the website. Such a great resource. I will definitely look into it more closely. Thank you for your kind and prompt replies. de AC5JS
This information is exactly what I've been looking for as a CW learner. Subbed & will watch every video you have. 73, K0ATV
That is good to hear! My goal is to provide basic CW content that I do not see explained elsewhere on TH-cam. Please let me know if there are any other subjects areas that you think would be helpful. Or any way to improve my video presentations.
Great video Jim, as usual :)
Thanks for watching Ryan!
Love hearing your code!
Thank you Stan. I love hearing your code too! Let's plan a QSO 👍
Pretty rusty here, Jim. Haven't been on the air this past year. 😞
Hej thanks. I could not recognize all the characters. Greetings from the Netherlands.
Thank you for visiting from the Netherlands!
Thanks for your videos. Perfect for me as I get back into it after 30+ years. 73 de AC5JS
Thank you John. I am glad they are helpful. Let me know if there are any other things you would like me to cover.
@@W6JIM You're welcome. I do have a couple thoughts: (1) Ergonomics, i.e., hand position at the key; and, (2) For double paddles, Left-Dots, Right-Dashes. Correct? Is there history to this? Rationale, or personal choice? Thank you!
@@johnsnyder7021 I will keep my videos coming. All those subjects sound like our daily conversation over at the Long Island CW Club. If you really want to jump-start your CW learning I enthusiastically suggest you look into joining them. They have a cornucopia of Morse Code information there that could keep you busy for years! longislandcwclub.org/ I am a member and instructor there as well 🙂
@@W6JIM I perused the website. Such a great resource. I will definitely look into it more closely. Thank you for your kind and prompt replies. de AC5JS
@@W6JIM I just submitted the membership application form. Thanks for the information.
MNI THANKS.!!!! US4ET Victor 73!!!!
You're welcome Victor
73 de YE8RAF