My amateur radio callsign is DF2iR.
Somebody who is working as an amateur radio operator has the possibility
to speak via shortwave, VHF, SHF or satellites with other radio amateurs
around the world. Speaking must not be a real voice. It could be a morse
code, digital data, pictures, teletyping or something else too. On the other
hand there is a wide range to make experiments via shortwave, VHF, SHF and
so on up to 250 GHz. The regulation for amateur radio stations are based
on an international telecommunication contract.
For example, look onto my 500 THz Amateur Radio Transceiver (push the button at the left side).
I hold the amateur radio training callsign
DN1iR.
This call allows under special conditions people to operate without an amateur
radio license. However, I have to supervise the activity. The
call DN1iR is valid in Germany only.
The software helps to speed up your CW. Before you start to work with
this software you must understand CW code by listening. The software runs
on Windows2000, XP, Vista and may be on some other systems. I tested the
program on 2000, XP and Vista Home Premium. The program is written in C#
2005 Express (C-Sharp). If you need the source code, please do not hesitate
to contact me.
Please feel free to download "cw.zip" by clicking on the link below. Unzip
the file and click on "setup.exe". The installer downloads the necessary
dotNet 2.0 version and the language pack. I do not know for what the language
pack in necessary. In your program list (Start > Programs, see below)
you will find a label called "Blaumilch". Sorry for that, it is based on
the name I gave to my development computer. Run the program by clicking on
CW-Training.
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As usual, that piece of software and all other software or information
on my page is at it is. If you use the software or information, you do it
on your own risk. The author is not responsible for any influence, damaging
or other insufficiency. The CW-Training software is free for amateur radio
purpose.
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