For those unfamiliar with Ham Radio, there are lots of fancy tools these days to make it easier for the radio operator. But enthusiasts still like to get back to basics, and one way to do this is to ...

Hackaday reader [svofski] wrote in to share a device he built, which would be useful to any ham operators out there trying to hone their CW skills. He calls his practice keyer the Morseshnik, and it ...

Morserino 32 is a new multifunctional Morse code machine specifically built for anyone wanting to learn Morse code or improve their Morse code skills. Watch the demonstration video below to learn more ...

This project illustrates a working homemade Morse code oscillator that is constructed in an Altoids can while the paddles are constructed using copper board, eyeglass screwdriver, and rubber bumpons.

The Carter County Amateur Radio Association is offering a four night training session called Introduction to CW and other Digital Modes of Operations for Radio Amateurs. The class begins on Mon., Jan.

If the alphabet was two letters long, everyone could be a Morse code expert in half an hour. Learning the full 26 letters, plus 10 numbers will take a bit longer. The Winona Amateur Radio Club is ...