How to Send and Receive CW Ham Radio Deluxe HDR Icom 7300 

Jim, I am glad my video helped. Happy Holidays

Thank you for watching my video

Thank you for watching my video!!!

Thank you Harald, And thank you for watching my video!

Thank you for watching Preston

John, There is a little skinny bar next to your WPM right above where the CW words are coming in.... It says filter,. You can slide it back and forth. Tnx fer watching my video...

@@RichRodgersOnline Perfect. Thanks so much. God Bless. John

Thank you Speedy!! I will be making a new one soon. A guy on Ham Radio Deluxe Fan Club on Facebook gave me some tips... Rich

Thank you! And thank you for watching my video!

Thank you

I use both plus to usb hun One wire has a square end like a computer cable. The other is the small which plugs into remote.

@@RichRodgersOnline What mode do you use to send CW? Have you ever had the issue if using just straight CW it will have a delay before it starts sending the tones and misses a few of the letters. But if you resend right away it will be fine?

Got you email, will respond later

Did you check with support.hamradiodeluxe.com/support/solutions/articles/51000054679-ic-7300-usb-setup-configuration

I don't think you can use your keyboard direct to the 7300

@@RichRodgersOnline so the keyboard is connected to the computer, QSL?

@@vu3mes Yes, the software works with your computer which the keyboard is plugged into the computer.

Hola Charles, Gracias por ver mi video! Creo que EL decodificador de código MORse MPR 40 es más preciso que Ham Radio Deluxe. Aquí hay un video que te muestro los ajustes. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-UjJ6XXaexh4.html

@@RichRodgersOnline Amigo Rich, esse software que sugeriu tem versão gratuita? Pode me enviar um link pra baixar? TKS, 73

@@charlesascanio1 Amigo Charles, el MRP 40 no es gratis. Tienen un período de prueba gratuito. Aquí está el enlace www.polar-electric.com/ también he oído el CW Get es un buen uno también. www.dxsoft.com/en/products/cwget/ CW Get es más barato, pero ambos le dan una prueba gratuita.

Email me look on QRZ you will see my email

@@RichRodgersOnline I don't know your call sign.

😃 at the beginning "Hi, I'm Rich WB5YBZ."

Paul, thank you, I am not far behind you. I will be 71 in March. The software (Ham Radio Deluxe) is amazing they update it regularly. It has several digital modes, SSTV, RTTY.... End of 2018 price is $99.99 then just renew once a year $49.99... free customer support as long as you keep renewing.

@@RichRodgersOnline what is the learning curve. Just get in and play. Not to brite with computers. Tnxs for the info. Maybe catch on the frequent, just picked up a ft dx 1200. Dont know what I need to make all this to come together 73 KQ4CDPaul

Paul, not familiar with 1200, hope it has a built in sound card... I would suggest watching RU-vid ft12000 and Ham Radio Deluxe

That's not true. I own HRD and I have updated it multiple times with only one purchase. Its only the technical support which you have to pay for each year. If you have access to the internet peer support is excellent.

Hi Max, Some have lost hearing and it becomes difficult to hear CW. I worked in machine shop for almost 38 years and have hearing loss. Some has shaky hands yet they can operate a keyboard. If people enjoy CW with a key or a keyboard it is still CW. One thought, Max, the more people who use the CW portion of the band it is better for the CW users. A big fear that if there are less CW operators it would be possible the people who used the phone only would want to expand their phone portion to the CW portion. It is a possibility. 73, Rich

@@RichRodgersOnline QSL on that, I agree, I have been doing CW for four years since I got my license in 2015. I send at about 17 wpm using a straight key, but is very difficult to find operators sending 18 wpm and less. Most of what I hear is way too fast to head copy. I do understand once I am more proficient I will be able to increase my copy speed and with a side swipe or iambic key I can send faster. It is irritating how many operators use a keyboard because it is easier than learning to head copy.

@@MacksCurley Max Great Job! 17 WPM I remember I was using a straight key. An Iambic Key will help your speed, That helped my speed. I have a friend who likes to go about 30 wpm in his head. I had a friend who used to mobile with a key strapped around his leg. Have you gone to cwops.org/cw-academy/

@@RichRodgersOnline Yes I have seen cwops but you have to send at 25 wpm or faster to join. I listen on websdr around the world at the slow Morse part of the band and occasionally there will be someone sending slower then 25 wpm. I have tried sending at 17wpm but I always get a reply at 20 -25 wpm and when I send QRS they move on. Perseverance is the name of the game.

Just showing the program...

@@RichRodgersOnline why is ham radio in the title when there's no ham radio use? It's a misleading title

@@RichRodgersOnline maybe you mean ham radio software

@@TheOneanjel Ham Radio is being used. the title of the software is Ham Radio Deluxe... That is why Ham Radio is in the title. And I am using a Icom 7300 with the software.

@@RichRodgersOnline well I'm looking for ways to transmit Morse code over a ham radio which is an actual device. I wasn't aware of the software