Practice Morse code with adjustable WPM, tone frequency, listen-and-guess quizzes, and tap-to-send. Works offline after install. Works offline after your first visit.
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Offline ToolPractice Morse on this page with the device speaker — no account, no upload. Pair it with the audio generator when you want an MP3 for a commute or a CW ID file.
A random letter plays in Morse. Type your guess and check.
Hold for dit (short) or dah (long). Pause between letters.
Start with Farnsworth (fast characters, slower overall rate) so you learn sound-patterns instead of counting dots. Fifteen WPM effective / 25 WPM character speed is a solid Extra-track default. Use headphones in a library; use the speaker in the shack.
US licenses do not require Morse. It remains useful on HF when SSB is crowded and on some emcomm nets. Tools: MP3/WAV generator, speed drill, Farnsworth trainer.
See also: Extra hub
Most beginners start at 15–20 WPM character speed, or use Farnsworth timing with slower overall spacing.
Morse is no longer required for any US amateur license class, but remains valuable for weak-signal and emcomm work.
No. Pass Technician first, get on 2 m, then add CW if you want HF weak-signal or Extra-class depth.
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