CW – A Brief History
Introduction to CW
CW, also known as Morse Code, has been a staple in communication systems since its invention in 1844.
Why Learn CW?
Although not commonly used in the military, there are still thousands of CW operators on the Ham Bands around the world.
Learn the Basics of CW
There are many websites, apps and computer programs designed to teach CW, I have linked a couple below that have helped me reach 20wpm and beyond.
CW Training From LICW
Becoming fluent in sending and receiving CW has numerous benefits. It allows for quick, efficient, and reliable communication even in challenging conditions.
Another great place to learn CW.
Fists CW Club helps beginners learn Morse Code, There are online tools and live slow morse sessions to join in with.
Simple and Efficient
Unlike other modes that require complicated equipment, CW only requires a simple transmitter and receiver.
Reliable in all Conditions
CW signals are more resistant to interference and can be received even in challenging situations such as during bad weather or in remote areas.
Secure Communication
Since CW communication is done through code, it offers a level of privacy and security from eavesdropping or hacking.
Global Reach
CW signals have the ability to travel long distances, allowing for communication across the globe.
Discover the world of CW operators
See how many dedicated and fluent CW operators you can find around the world, and take part in regular contests.
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