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Recognizing common CW words used in POTA/SOTA etc. 

Evan Thorson K2EJT
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In my last video, we talked about the CW POTA QSO format, and listened to what some of those things sound like. Today, I wanted to add a few words that you'll want to be able to recognize as complete words when you're on the air. Thank you for all of the comments in my previous video suggesting some of these things. If there are things you feel I missed or should cover, leave a a comment and let me know. Thanks for watching! 73
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Комментарии : 33   
@KU9L
@KU9L Год назад
After 42 years of alternating being active and not active, you are right in that those common words become phrases we look for during more rapid exchanges and they start to come back when we have been away for a while. We do it automatically, but it sure helps even better to do it by intention. Thanks for the useful video! Cheers es 72, Davey - KU9L
@justcompton
@justcompton 10 месяцев назад
I’m on board with this for sure. When hunting it’s pretty much everything you said and when activating I would add listen for “at” then a park number. Hunting parks is a great way to get comfortable with cw after you’ve learned it. Learning to hear words is very important and will boost your confidence way up.
@cmw69krinkle1
@cmw69krinkle1 Год назад
Great follow up video. I think this will help many new hunters!
@mark_b
@mark_b Год назад
I appreciate these very practical tips, Evan, and breaking down the key elements of preparation.
@ricktalbott9611
@ricktalbott9611 Год назад
Nice video and over the years I can copy my call at 30 wpm+. I can make the normal DX/contest exchange at 20 to 30 wpm, but I can't send fast enough with paddles and use the PC instead with a K1EL Winkeyer.
@ve3ngn
@ve3ngn Год назад
Great job! Thanks for putting this together!
@EvanK2EJT
@EvanK2EJT Год назад
Thanks! I appreciate it
@aussiesotaops
@aussiesotaops Год назад
Awesome video, I’m just starting out and this has been the most useful video I’ve seen, thanks
@EvanK2EJT
@EvanK2EJT Год назад
Thank you! I appreciate it. I'm glad I was able to help. Good luck on your CW journey. It's a blast!
@jasonconrad9212
@jasonconrad9212 Год назад
Very good info, I like to chase POTA with CW, I do recognize a lot of what you said. I’ve only had one official POTA activation with CW last October, I prefer chasing over activating, for now.
@EvanK2EJT
@EvanK2EJT Год назад
Thanks for watching! Yeah, hunting is fun for sure. I just finished an activation with 186 contacts. My brain is about fried 😂
@markdoyle8713
@markdoyle8713 10 месяцев назад
Great content. I am beginning my CW and I am using every tool I can . I did not under stand why all I would hear watching my favorite Pota vids was …… -., over and over. 😅
@EvanK2EJT
@EvanK2EJT 10 месяцев назад
Thanks! Yeah, it can be confusing if you don't know what you're listening to. When I first started learning, I would watch Thomas Witherspoon's videos and wonder what Dah di di dit Dah di Dah over and over meant. Once I learned what BK stood for, and how it was used, it made SO much more sense LOL. Thanks for watching!
@yeahitsk
@yeahitsk Год назад
Awesome stuff, this is really helpful and I appreciate you putting it out there. I watch K4SWL videos and definitely struggle to copy but I feel like I hear lots of "RR" from hunters when coming back to the activator as in "Roger Roger." This seems common after the activator replies with the call sign and signal report- seems like the hunters commonly reply RR and send their signal report and state- am I hearing that correctly?
@EvanK2EJT
@EvanK2EJT Год назад
Yes, you are. RR is very common. You'll often hear it instead of a BK when the convo goes back to the other operator and they respond with RR. It's hard as a new op because you don't always know what to expect. Most activators stick to the "script" so to speak, but every once in a while someone goes off the rails, and if you can't copy at the speed they're sending it can be a bit frustrating. Just do the best you can do, and copy what you can copy. The more you do it the easier it gets. It'll get to the point where instead of hearing dits and dahs, you'll hear the conversation going back and forth as words and phrases.
@ScottBrown1406_Repair
@ScottBrown1406_Repair Год назад
Great video Evan
@EvanK2EJT
@EvanK2EJT Год назад
Thank you!
@surgingcircuits6955
@surgingcircuits6955 11 месяцев назад
Thx!
@EvanK2EJT
@EvanK2EJT 11 месяцев назад
No problem!
@thom3124
@thom3124 Год назад
Mistakes? I make a ton of them when sending with my paddles as I get older. I need to work on this key. Thanks for the video.
@EvanK2EJT
@EvanK2EJT Год назад
Thanks for watching! I appreciate it
@MobiusHorizons
@MobiusHorizons 23 дня назад
Another one to recognize is rrr for Roger Roger Roger
@k9eihamradio
@k9eihamradio Год назад
I am either going to get the Expedition or a Magnetic Classic. If you practice the shorthand on air during activation sessions, you learn them very quickly!
@EvanK2EJT
@EvanK2EJT Год назад
It's a really nice key. To be perfectly honest though, I prefer my UR5CDX key, and it's half the price. You should check them out.
@deltafour1212
@deltafour1212 Год назад
This video alone gets a Like/Subscribe/Bell Love your clean, uncluttered & simple "hamshack". No wall to ceiling of "boat anchors"nor a desk full of electronic parts and equipment What is that black box that is hooked up to the straight key and the yellow patch cord?
@EvanK2EJT
@EvanK2EJT Год назад
Thanks! That's a practice oscillator from cwmorse.us
@charlesfritzii8991
@charlesfritzii8991 Год назад
What’s the black box to the right of your computer?
@EvanK2EJT
@EvanK2EJT Год назад
That's a little cwmorse practice oscillator
@charlesfritzii8991
@charlesfritzii8991 Год назад
And where does one find one?
@EvanK2EJT
@EvanK2EJT Год назад
@@charlesfritzii8991 cwmorse.us
@charlesfritzii8991
@charlesfritzii8991 Год назад
Thanks for the help,73 KD2WBX
@EvanK2EJT
@EvanK2EJT Год назад
@@charlesfritzii8991 No problem! E
@AE6Z
@AE6Z Год назад
Great advice for a newbie on the CW journey. Tnx for the concise yet thorough video. de AE6Z
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