Morse Code Resources

I've put together a list of morse code resources that you may be interested in. These include places to learn morse code online, places that you can practice your morse code skills and really fun things like entire books interpreted in morse code.

Here's the beginnings of the list for your convenience:

Not long ago I launched a Morse Code Ringtones site that has free mp3 downloads for more than 9000 names and oodles of initials up to three characters. Along the way, I found many interesting morse code resources online and wanted to make a page for those great tools, references, etc.

First off is a fantastic Morse Code Course from K7QO that is available for free download. Complaining that you never learned morse code? Download it and go through the course and you will OWN morse code.

Want to really practice morse? Try listening to the book A Princess of Mars in morse code. It progressively moves at faster and faster words per minute as you approach the end. This assumes you’ll be getting quicker and quicker at understanding it.

AA9PW’s great morse code practice – not only can you practice qso’s, but you can have news rss feeds converted to mp3 morse code for your ipod/etc. (Or I guess you could play it in your car and turn up the stereo real loud just to see the looks you get.)

Of course if you want free Morse code mp3 ringtones you know where to find them and read about the site at the morse code ringtones blog.