Ask Dave Episode 14: The Anatomy of a CW QSO

Posted on January 12, 2016 by

The Ask Dave series answers your questions about amateur radio, with emphasis on those posed by newcomers to the hobby. This video breaks down a typical CW QSO of the type encountered by a CW beginner.

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2 Responses to Ask Dave Episode 14: The Anatomy of a CW QSO

  1. Dave says:
    June 16, 2016 at 1:25 pm

    Hi Nick, great idea! Watch for upcoming videos on the beacon network and reverse beacon networks. 73, Dave

  2. 'Nick' (Klaus D Ziemann), DK5OE says:
    June 11, 2016 at 1:01 am

    Hi Dave!
    Some time ago I found your videos on Ham Radio and I love to see them.
    As you challenge your listeners to put questions or items on you for further episodes I feel encouraged to ask you to talk about ‘RBN Reverse Beacon Network’, what it is, who it works and how to use it. Thanks!
    I live in Westmecklenburg, Germany have been a ham since 1970. Born in 1035. I used to be a SSB op, but since 2 years I only work in CW with 10 watts (K2 and KX3). Although I still be a newby in this mode I like it.
    73 Nick DK5OE

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