The lesson 2 Random Run:
N A M T I E 5 M 0 T E E A N M I T A M N A T E I M 0 5 I 0 M N A A M E N M I A M E 0
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73,
Andy
KE4GKP
Wednesday, April 6, 2011
International Morse Code: Lesson 2
Here is lesson 2! In this lesson we cover the letters M, A, N, and the number 0. Be sure to copy down all the code you hear in the lessons! If you have trouble with a letter, don't hesitate to skip it and move on to the next letter. You can miss a lot of letters trying to remember the one letter you forgot. Also, don't hesitate to go back and review lessons with letters you have trouble with. The goal is to commit the code to your long term memory. You need to gauge your own learning style to determine how much you need to review. Do not expect to pick up everything presented in a lesson just from one listening.
The lesson 2 Random Run:
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