Learning Morse Code is just like learning a new brand new
language and as such needs a plan of attack and practice. Here
are some ideas: Begin to learn Morse Code by starting out with
the easiest and simplest letters in the alphabet. Some of the
easiest letters are: These Morse Code letters are the only
letters in Morse Code that use one or two dits and dahs and do
not combine the dits and dahs. From there, the next easiest step
is to move onto the simple dit and dah combinations, those using
only 2 or 3 dits and dahs. Here are the next Morse Code letters
to learn: Finally, ending with the more difficult letters like
“C”, “L”, “Q”, and “X”, that combine 4 dits and dahs in no
particular “order”. Here are the more difficult Morse Code
letters: Thanks to modern technology, you can find recordings of
Morse Code just about anywhere – and you can find versions that
are played back slower than what would be considered “normal”
conversation. Take advantage of these options to listen to More
Code and use these recordi