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Morse Code: Breaking the Barrier
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Avoid the pitfalls of traditional code training and join the fun on the General, Advanced and Extra Class bands! The most effective training technique ever devised was published by the German psychologist Ludwig Koch in 1936, but was ignored for years. Now this book shows how, with modern technology, you can use the revolutionary Koch Method to bypass frustration and efficiently build your code skills. This powerful tool will get you ready to pass the tests and learn to enjoy using code on the air!
This book is for anyone who wants to understand the code and for those who already know the pure fun of Morse code. New and veteran hams alike will find interesting reading and valuable ham radio knowledge that they can put to use for years.
What's inside?
A comprehensive guide to the history, traditions and the pure fun of Morse code. This book details effective training techniques, tools for sending and operating on the CW bands and provides information on Morse code products available on the market to help you pass the FCC code tests and upgrade!
Easy to understand...
Dave Finley uses easy-to-read language to produce a well-written book that helps you put your skills into action. This book can't take the test for you, nor can it push you to practice, practice and practice. It can provide you the tools and the compelling knowledge necessary to make your code learning experience faster and far more effective. Follow the guidelines that the Koch Method and N1IRZ have given you and your path to code proficiency will be a much less frustrating and will show you quicker results from your hard work!
It's time to use the skills that the Koch method will bring out in your! Practice every day as the book suggests and soon you will be on HF, QSOing with the world!
Catalogue Reference: MFJ-3400
Avoid the pitfalls of traditional code training and join the fun on the General, Advanced and Extra Class bands! The most effective training technique ever devised was published by the German psychologist Ludwig Koch in 1936, but was ignored for years. Now this book shows how, with modern technology, you can use the revolutionary Koch Method to bypass frustration and efficiently build your code skills. This powerful tool will get you ready to pass the tests and learn to enjoy using code on the air!
This book is for anyone who wants to understand the code and for those who already know the pure fun of Morse code. New and veteran hams alike will find interesting reading and valuable ham radio knowledge that they can put to use for years.
What's inside?
A comprehensive guide to the history, traditions and the pure fun of Morse code. This book details effective training techniques, tools for sending and operating on the CW bands and provides information on Morse code products available on the market to help you pass the FCC code tests and upgrade!
Easy to understand...
Dave Finley uses easy-to-read language to produce a well-written book that helps you put your skills into action. This book can't take the test for you, nor can it push you to practice, practice and practice. It can provide you the tools and the compelling knowledge necessary to make your code learning experience faster and far more effective. Follow the guidelines that the Koch Method and N1IRZ have given you and your path to code proficiency will be a much less frustrating and will show you quicker results from your hard work!
It's time to use the skills that the Koch method will bring out in your! Practice every day as the book suggests and soon you will be on HF, QSOing with the world!
Catalogue Reference: MFJ-3400
101 pages, Paperback
First published February 1, 1998
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I found this to be an efficient and readable introduction to learning Morse Code.
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