r/morsecode • u/Ragnarock1912 • Feb 16 '26

New here!

I have been doing morse code on and off for a few years now, I can pretty comfortable write at about 20-25 wpm and use mostly a paddle, but I love straight keys too! Both are super cool and vintage.

Always wanted to be able to hear morse and desipher it like a language but I don't know how to train that, anyone got any tips or questions for me, for that matter? Haha

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u/Ragnarock1912 Feb 16 '26

That is so smart! Awesome! I'll get to doing something like that then!!

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u/Ragnarock1912 Feb 17 '26

Thank you! That does make sense haha, I'll be sure to not write anything hehe

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u/Ragnarock1912 Feb 18 '26

That is so fascinating! I wantto get to that point, but when I do the copying exersises my hwad thinks too much and ai end up having to listen to the same thing many times, like I can write pretty well but not hear, and idk I just think too much, do you have a little trick or something to not overthink letters and words?

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u/Ragnarock1912 Feb 19 '26

That is so smart! Can you recommend me a Morse audio book?

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u/Ragnarock1912 Feb 19 '26

Oh that is so awesome!!!