Listening at 30 wpm, I can't pick up much of anything. At 20 wpm, I can copy words, but not sentences. I felt comfortable copying online somewhere between 20-25 wpm, but I still can't copy easily from one word to another in succession. The reason is that (excluding easy things like "the", "ing", etc) I'm still copying letter by letter and I can't keep up with fluid dialog. Still, considering that it's been ages since I last listened to any international morse code, I guess that's not bad. For some reason, I now want to kick back and listen to some fife and drum music!
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Listening at 30 wpm, I can't pick up much of anything. At 20 wpm, I can copy words, but not sentences. I felt comfortable copying online somewhere between 20-25 wpm, but I still can't copy easily from one word to another in succession. The reason is that (excluding easy things like "the", "ing", etc) I'm still copying letter by letter and I can't keep up with fluid dialog. Still, considering that it's been ages since I last listened to any international morse code, I guess that's not bad. For some reason, I now want to kick back and listen to some fife and drum music!
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