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How to start a CW or Morse Code conversation, what to talk about, the pleasure and art of CW.
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Official list of Ham call sign prefixes for all countries. Those participating in DX contests will also need the listed ITU and CQ magazine numbers for the various zones and regions.
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CW learning and operating tips. Information for hams traveling to CT-land, and logs from Paul Jorge.
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Dedicated to the history of Canada's railway telegraph, agents, operators and railway. Offers a site search and a compendium of links on the subject.
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Improve your CW ability or volunteer to help others as an on the air CW Elmer or student.
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Devoted to Morse Code operation with QRP, much good reference material.
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A club that teaches morse for free. 5 - 12 wpm standard to get members through the test.
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Code information and assistance to help develop CW skills. [Download required to participate]
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Includes Java and CGI translators, alphabets, and FAQs.
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Dedicated to preserving the history of telegraphy, with forums to discuss historic usage as well as modern applications.
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High Speed Clubs for various transmission rates. Comics, humor, common abbreviations, and software links.
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Telegraph and radio abbreviations, 100 phonetic alphabets, and 20 Morse code mnemonics. Book available.
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Information for active CW radio operators. Features club information and awards.
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Download site for a manual on learning, using, mastering and enjoying the International Morse code as a means of communication.
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News, contacts, membership details, and information for all Morse code users and fans.
