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    From the page: "LEARN MORSE CODE in one minute ! This is a code listening tool. Print it on your printer. Place your pencil where it says START and listen to morse code. Move down and to the right every time you hear a DIT (a dot). Move down and to the left every time you hear a DAH (a... more

    Reviewed by Teeg Aug 11 2005, 03:34pm ( 145 reviews ) • learnmorsecode.com

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  • Rated by catdozer on Oct 15, 9:55pm

    in a minute NO!!!!!! I was a signaller in ARES it takes a lot of practice hours listening ,writing, tapping on a morse key.

  • Reviewed by logicalness on Aug 14, 8:27pm

    As a licensed amateur radio operator who is currently learning code, I can confidently say that this is an awful way to learn Morse code. This tree method is a nice novelty but try thinking dits and dahs at 25 words per minute and higher. You'll be lost in a matter of seconds. The true method of learning Morse code requires "habit forming". Where you write letters bases on the rhythm of the characters, not by thinking about dots and dashes. If you'd like to learn the code google the "Koch" method. Some great free programs include "G4FON Koch Trainer", "Morse Machine", "CW Player" and "Morse Runner". 73, John

  • Rated by Montanabeliever on May 25, 1:09am

    An interesting way to learn Morse Code. In most of the world today, people don't necessarily use it. However, in the world of Amateur Radio, it's a favorite mode of communication, thus my desire to learn it. Worth trying anyway.

  • Rated by JeraDarklighter on May 13 2009, 9:12pm

    Yes, this IS useful in 2009. Haven't you seen "Independence Day?" Seriously... Morse code can get through when vocal transmissions would be garbled due to a poor signal. Amateur radio still works even when cell phone towers are downed and other forms of communication are disrupted. Just because we don't need it very often doesn't mean it should be discarded as outdated and useless. You never know when it could save our collective behinds from aliens. :P

  • Rated by CSMastermind on May 06 2009, 1:12pm

    Learning morse code binary tree style baby.

  • Rated by mets6891 on Mar 11 2009, 2:41pm

    looks nice and complicated.

  • Rated by AstroGirlBunny on Feb 01 2009, 11:40am

    Learn morse code in one minute (so it says). Cool site. I actually use to know Morse code many years ago. So need to brush up again but need the time!

  • Rated by topdog101 on Jan 22 2009, 3:09am

    Nice page !! I am still using it, and it can be heard at any operating situations ( bad weather , long distance etc ..) thanks