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“How to Learn and Have Fun with Morse Code” - Howard Bernstein, WB2UZE & Jim Crites, W6JIM of LICW

Please be sure to follow us! HIT SUBSCRIBE & the BELL set to RINGING for NOTIFICATIONS! For many of us, learning Morse Code (CW) can be the biggest mental block one can have. Sure, you would like to learn it, but at times it is just like running against a brick wall. “There must be a method out there,” you say. And there is. Learn how to overcome the CW scotoma with two of the best trainers and teachers on the subject. Howard WB2UZE and Jim W6JIM will go through the paces of how to get started and what to expect along your CW journey. ************************* Howard Bernstein WB2UZE has been an active ham since 1965 and holds an Extra class license. He graduated from SUNY Albany in 1974 with a BS in Business Administration and shortly thereafter started a company in the import and export of industrial chemicals. Being partially retired at this time gave him the opportunity along with Rich K2UPS, to co-found the Long Island CW Club* in 2018. Besides having a passion for CW, Howard has a vintage gear (boat anchor) station made up of the gear he wanted to have as a young ham in the 1960s but could not afford back then. Outside of ham radio Howard enjoys travel, antiques and his 1956 Oldsmobile. Howard has also written a book: Fire Island Lighthouse Maritime Communications: A History Spanning 1859-1973 which centers around post WW2 Coast Guard transmitters still miraculously remaining at the Fire Island Lighthouse on Long Island. -- Jim Crites W6JIM lives in Walnut Creek, CA, retiring there after thirty years in the US Air Force. A ham since 1996, he notes that his last SSB QSO was in 2006. You might have worked him earlier as KF6FCV, 7J7ACM, or KF6FCV/TF. An Extra Class ham, he joined the Long Island CW Club in February 2019 in order to improve his own CW. He was invited to teach for the club six months later. He currently teaches a weekly Intermediate class that practices the back-and-forth protocol used in a CW QSO. #arrl #cw #hamradio #dx #qrp #POTA #SOTA #morsecode #iota