IF you’re into CW like I am you’re going to love this. It’s Morsum Magnificat…the amazing compendium of all things Morse from 83 to 2004. There are no words for this incredible magazine. Every issue is here in PDF form.

http://www.n7cfo.com/tgph/Dwnlds/mm/mm.htm

You’re welcome.

Steve, W1SFR

From a morsecode mail list post:

WOW….didn’t even know this place existed (in RI), but it’s a treasure trove of info you just have to see. There’s a nice PDF “tour” that you can read as you view the various rooms in the museum.

http://newsm.org/wireless/

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I’ll be on the air from my cabin here in Vermont. Hope to CU there!!!

http://www.fieldradio.org/international-field-radio-event

The Field Radio group will be holding its inaugural International Field Radio Event in late May, 2016. Please note this is an activity and not a contest! Here is your opportunity to interact with fellow group members on air, so please support us in this fun activity.

Kids all over the world are having the rare experience of communicating with astronauts/hams. Here’s a video.

Where would we be now without his brilliant invention?

http://www.american-inventor.com/samuel-morse.aspx

This is quite cool. It’s a learning tree for figuring out morse for folks that know absolutely nothing about CW. If you hear a dit, go left, if you hear a dah, go right. Pretty neat.

A couple of lines from a recent eBay listing for a Super RM QRP rig.

3 , the use of high -quality audio op amp to do the second active filter , and its very low noise floor , excellent amplitude-frequency characteristics greatly improved listening experience octopus .