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Learning Morse Code From the Commandline
Monday, Apr. 25 2005 | Author: ScrivsEver wanted to learn Morse code? Maybe you wanted to get your amateur radio license, but just couldn’t wrap you head around the code. Well there is help for people like you and it’s called Aldo. Aldo is a Morse tutor released under GPL and developed for GNU/Linux.
The article shows you how to use Aldo from the commandline so that you may be well on your way to becoming a Morse code guru.
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2 Responses for "Learning Morse Code From the Commandline"
April 25th, 2005 at 2:03 pm
1I like a more low-tech approach to learning Morse Code–there’s a very intelligently designed chart available at http://www.learnmorsecode.com/. Check it out. Of course, you’ll need code to listen to, so the computer program might be good for that, but I like the dit/dah chart approach. :P
June 19th, 2005 at 6:27 pm
2The Koch method (mental sound images) is the only true way. All charts and clever tricks are just a load of balony. Take it from someone who knows !
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