Learning Morse Code with "Morse Code Ninja"

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Kurt AD0WE has become quite proficient at operating ham radio using CW. His journey is a fascinating one. Along the way he decided to help others learn CW and released some very useful tools for others to use, free of charge. Join us as we hear his story and find out what tools he offers for those wanting to learn Morse code.
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@JayN4GO 3 года назад

Kurt has surely blessed us with content. I’m up to around 17-18 wpm in 5 months. Mostly ninja training.

@RedSummitRF 3 года назад

Amazing Jay. I agree. He's helped me a lot too.

@gravestonemyth 3 года назад

I echo the sentiments at the end of this video. I am approaching 6 months since relearning CW after a 25+ year Hiatus. Because of CW Academy and Kurt’s content, I am now surpassing the 20 WPM level, something I could never do before. My go-to last week was his top 100 words @ 25. WPM. Today it was 30, and I need to bump it up to 35 tomorrow. The patterns of the words are now starting to click. I hit a lot of walls along the way, but the videos make it east to target your weaknesses. It is tremendously fulfilling to get to this point.

@RedSummitRF 3 года назад

Very good Steve. It's smart to keep pushing yourself. I'm trying to do the same. Good luck and thanks for watching.

@KurtZoglmann 3 года назад

That's awesome, Steve! I'm happy to hear that you are so much success! I wish you all the best on your continued Morse code journey! 73 de AD0WE

@TangoOscarMikeN3WS 3 года назад

I've been using Kurt files daily. I believe it is really helping me character recognition and head copy. It was great to hear his thoughts on learning.

@RedSummitRF 3 года назад

Yes, he has really interesting and useful insights. There are a lot of us out there who have been using his stuff. And it's amazing he asks nothing in return.

@georgewashington7444 3 года назад

I’ve been using the Kurt Zoggelman single letter/number 17WPM “speed racing” as a learning tool for the last 6 months along with Morse machine app 15 minute session every day.! I listen while driving. Being a Ohio SOTA activator require LOTS of driving! My Morse recognition has skyrocketed......V and 4 still get me tripped up...lol SOTA is the reason for my Morse journey! Thanks for making this series! “73”

@RedSummitRF 3 года назад

Good stuff! He has great resources doesn't he. Good luck on your journey. Thanks.

@vaamorais Год назад

Greetings from the UK! Congrats for the great content you have on this channel. It really brings morse code learning to a wider audience. Also a big thank you to Kurt for sharing his passion and his knowledge of morse code. Thanks for sharing

@RedSummitRF Год назад

Hi Vitor - this was one of my favorite episodes. Kurt is so knowledgeable and so willing to share and teach. Thanks for your support of the channel!

@Dihydrousoxide 3 года назад

Timestamps / Chapters 0:00 - Start of Video 4:04 - Start of Presentation 4:25 - Agenda and Background 20:37 - Morse Code Ninja Resources 29:00 - Why did I create Morse Code Ninja Website? 36:37 - Morse Code Ninja Software 43:42 - Why Open-Source Morse Code Ninja Software? 46:30 - Steps in Creating New Content 47:07 - Content Ready to be released 50:40 - Additional Planned/ Requested Content 51:06 - Other Ideas for Practice Content and Extensions 51:35 - Open to Ideas 52:16 - Quick Advice 55:49 - Morse Code Ninja Stickers 56:37 - Last Questions

@RedSummitRF 3 года назад

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@wild-radio7373 3 года назад

I really appreciate all this info!♡♡♡ 🤜🏻👍🤛🏻

@RedSummitRF 3 года назад

Thanks for your continued support Wild.

@scottwood1143 3 года назад

Wow. Thank you for featuring Kurt! I’ve just gone through his site (end-to-end) and it is simply amazing! What a wealth of knowledge, experience, and practical tools for *really* learning CW. Huge thanks for your amazing work 🙏🚀

@KurtZoglmann 3 года назад

You're very welcome, Scott! I wish you all the best on your Morse code journey! 73 de AD0WE

@RedSummitRF 3 года назад

Couldn't agree more!

@neoretrophoto9198 3 года назад

I'm a CW student and now CWOPS member. Kurt's files and my CWOPS classes have been invaluable! Highly recommend both. I use the Ninja files almost every day.

@RedSummitRF 2 года назад

That's great! CWOPS member? Awesome. It's my goal to become a member. I'm using Kurt's files for that.

@shawnp6653 2 года назад

Great show. Love the MorseNinja site and Kurt's gentle/giving spirit. Thanks Guys!

@RedSummitRF 2 года назад

Thanks Shawn! Yes he is great! Totally agree.

@joeblow8593 3 года назад

Thank you for having Kurt on, I've been a subscriber of his channel.

@RedSummitRF 3 года назад

Thank you Joe. He has such an enormous amount of learning resources available and has obviously researched the topic very well. AND he's a genuinely nice guy.

@n1rbd 3 года назад

His stuff helped me get to 20wpm. Now working on 25wpm.

@RedSummitRF 3 года назад

Hi Richard. Me too. If you want to get your speed up his resources are invaluable.

@KurtZoglmann 3 года назад

Awesome, Richard! Congratulations on reaching 20wpm! I wish you all the best on your Morse code journey! 73 de AD0WE

@patrickbuick5459 2 года назад

I had an aha moment. As many people have said in comments on the practice files, they listen while doing something else. I think that may be key for many people, distract that conscious mind with some task and listen in the background with the unconscious mind.

@RedSummitRF 2 года назад

I've head of others doing that, and I do it on occasion. Couldn't hurt, right!?

@patrickbuick5459 2 года назад

@@RedSummitRF Exactly. I have been playing while going to and sleeping. I'm seeing some progress, which is good, as I had hit a wall, probably a combination of word association to character sounds and counting elements. Consistency over the next few weeks will likely make or break hihi.

@josempantaleon 3 года назад

Great interview with Kurt, he has me thinking that perhaps I need to stop trying to get on the air like I have and focus on my head copy. My sending is okay but my copy leaves a lot to be desired. I'll also be checking out his website. 😎👍

@RedSummitRF 3 года назад

Great. You've already made huge progress Jose!

@patrickbuick5459 2 года назад

Great content. I want to know what headset Charlie is using. I have to replace my work headset (call centre) and need a USB one, preferably that sounds much better than the one I have now.

@RedSummitRF 2 года назад

Just an inexpensive MKJ one from Amazon. amzn.to/3IUe2Np If the link doesn't work, do a search in Google for "Red Summit RF Amazon Storefront" and it's listed in there under "Audio and Video"

@tobiasgertz7800 Год назад

Always sad when the intro music is over.

@RedSummitRF Год назад

haha 🤘

@TheNoCodeTech 2 года назад

I have heard that some can tell who they are talking to by the swing. #TeamReplay for the win! #YTHF21

@RedSummitRF 2 года назад

Not sure what "the swing" is but I can tell who I'm working a lot of times without receiving their call, just by their fist. Thank you!

@TheNoCodeTech 2 года назад

@@RedSummitRF Neither do I, was kinda hoping you did. lol.

@albetcha 2 года назад

@@TheNoCodeTech Swing is in reference to using a bug.

@vk2icj Год назад

I got my first ticket in 1993 and had to learn cw for each of my upgrades. I only wish resources like this were available then. I’m going to go to Morse Ninja and see if I can upskill myself. I’m good to about 35wpm contesting but portable heaps slower and rag chewing slower yet. Great to see content like this. 73 de Vk2icj

@RedSummitRF Год назад

Thank you for your comments and insight. I couldn't agree more. Kurt has fantastic advice and resources.

@tjmozdzen 2 года назад

The only question I have is if you are head copying at 30 WPM and you come upon strange words, how does one handle that? Does one need to "memorize" nearly everyword? Especially when doing this subconsciously. I'm noticing improvement in head copying sentences when I drill on the set of words the sentences are based upon, but when I run into new words in a sentence, I have trouble with them and drilling on them to get familiar with them is my only cure at the moment - is there another remedy I'm overlooking?

@RedSummitRF 2 года назад

You know Tom, that is a good question and one that I have as well. Good point. One of us should email Kurt and ask.

@tjmozdzen 2 года назад

@@RedSummitRF I did email him after posting and if I understand his drift, I think you just have to learn all the words. Just like learning to read between the ages of 4 and 10 or so. Here is his reply "As far as drilling on the "Top Two Letter Combinations in Words" and "Top Three Letter Combination in Words," it will help you better recognize words you haven't encountered before using ICR (Instant Character Recognition). It should speed up learning new words using IWR (Instant Word Recognition), but it will still take practice just because of what it is."

@kuniooniumi5370 Месяц назад

忍者！

@RedSummitRF Месяц назад

Thank you

@tigriukasinlove 3 года назад

need person that understands morse code by the EYES a person is held against his will ! only one short video with him and his FACE EYES ! Can any one help me please

@RedSummitRF 3 года назад

I think there is only that one video that exists