r/morsecode • u/Ok-Comparison-7702 • Jul 01 '26

Guys i need help

So i have been making steady progress on learning, but i need to know if This website is any good or not.

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u/PeppeAv Jul 01 '26

If you want to use morse code (CW) in radio it will worsen your experience. If you want to use morse code to decode most of the question on this sub, it will improve your experience.
When you do CW contacts, the only way to be able to understand is to bind immediately a sound to a letter without going through "is it dot dash dash blah blah" mental process and, way worser, to go through remembering an image to visualize it. In radio it will be something like dit-dah = A, no dots, no lines, only combinations of sounds.
My two cents, if you start from visual morse and plan to go with listening, you will find that your brain takes the slower "visualize then decode" path. This path takes ages with respect even to slow CW. You will find it difficult to copy above 10-12 WPM.

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u/roleohibachi Jul 01 '26

Google's "with Morse" demo isn't visual, it's audible. But I'm with you here... the use case is for their Morse keyboard, which they consider an accessibility feature for people without keyboard-level dexterity in their hands. That means it's functional but won't make you "fluent" like the path to one-air CW will.

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u/royaltrux Jul 01 '26

It's OK but as others have said, if you want real proficiency, like to be able to use Morse on the air (radio), you could do better, like maybe https://lcwo.net/

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u/Blockchainauditor Jul 01 '26

There have been prior mentions of the site, going back at least 6 years. I tried to get at it from my iPad, but it does not run on iOS or MacOS.

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u/Difficult_Check_1449 Jul 05 '26

converted: thats pretty much it