我自创了一套个人认为更有效的CW练习方法灵感来源：在背完CW字母表之后，发报已熟练，我着手练习听抄 -> 微信CW听抄练习小程序练习，存在个别字母停顿的现象 -> 准备对这种现象提出解决方案 -> 从单词听写软件获得灵感，每次训练一个字母，分为全速、降速(75%速度)、半速，一次往下降低速度，直到半速提示次数过多后超时我设计的程序界面如下暂未编写逻辑代码 [upl-image-preview uuid=30aed975-8187-4d70-b26c-a0a6232b7d8f url=https://storage.hamcq.cn/2025-05-25/1748149994-888223-2ddf6352e2a4433c493209e1534346ef.png alt={TEXT?}] 操作逻辑在界面上基本可以看出来，敲下字母或超时后训练区会显示字母、电码，还有本轮的信息。听抄过程中训练区所有控件隐藏，为一片空白，但底部的进度条和提示文本保留使用Java AWT设计在此向大家征求宝贵的意见

个人经验，LCWO和Just Learn Morse Code这种一次听抄多个字符的练起来进步更快。中庸之道就是每次出4-5个字符进行听抄，也兼顾了练习压1-2个码听抄。速度的问题有论坛里其他帖子讨论过，就不赘述了。桌面端已经有不少类似的程序了，例如CW Player，覆盖了你描述的这些功能。移动端或者小程序倒是缺练习成效好的练习器。

有微信小程序版？建议参考lcwo网站的koch形式毕业再加MR

有个开源项目CuteCW，非常全面，你可以给那个软件做汉化

楼主先练发再练抄？！以后惨了😳

先练发再连抄，你都没建立一个标准的点划间隔概念，怎么能说发报已经熟练的？

我建议软件上把-·-·-·-·-··--这种符号全都取消。要么换成嘀嗒嘀嘀嗒，要么干脆就不显示，只显示字母和播放声音。应该是字母->声音，而不是字母->点划图形->声音。反过来也一样。短语->声音，声音->短语；而不是声音->字母->点划图形->短语总是摆脱不了点划图形，抄听总不会有进步的。正如how are u? 肯定不用过脑子直接回答 I m fine thank u! 点划图形这东西相当于汉语拼音，英语音标。总得有来教新人怎么发音。可是谁会在读文字的时候去想这个字的拼音怎么拼写呢？ A 就读嘀嗒；B就读嗒嘀嘀嘀，什么点什么划？不知道，不清楚。发报这玩意，最坏的说，有手就能发。大不了发的慢。十成的功力，花十成在抄听。除了专业队，不用过于在意拍发联系。谁讲话还没带点口音，我发报也有手音，大家都能i听懂就行。

@"BG2LHM"#p67396 你这评论，点醒了我，我现在正在学cw，而且也是记那个点划去了，你这么一说，确实不应该刻意地去想那个点划，感谢，我马上纠正，毕竟，刚开始学，没几天🤣

如果想全面系统的学习，打好CW学习的基础，以后能抄英文报文、数字、混合码、呼号这些，建议加VR2GM老师微信（微信号：VR2GM_LIU ）。进微信群跟着踏踏实实的、一步一个脚印的每天坚持抄码学习，一个人战斗不如一群人跟着一起鼓励战斗，团队的力量是无穷的，学得快学得好学得全面。基础打好后，再去自行练习MR，提高呼号快速识别能力，参加国际赛事为国争光。

推荐国外Long Island CW Club，花点小钱，每天上他们的线上Zoom课程，一边练收听一边练发报，进度很快

Suggestions for designing a CW copy practice device (CW listening and copying practice device)

BD6JYO

I have developed a personal method for CW practice that I believe to be more effective.
Source of inspiration:
After mastering the CW alphabet, I began practicing listening and copying –>
The WeChat CW listening practice mini-program has some instances of pauses caused by letter recognition.>
Prepare a solution to this phenomenon ->

I got inspiration from dictation software. Each training session focuses on one letter, with options for full speed, reduced speed (75%), and half speed. The speed is gradually decreased until the "half speed" prompt appears too many times, at which point the training ends.

The program interface I designed looks like this:
The logic code has not yet been written.

The operational logic can be seen on the interface. After entering letters or after a timeout, the training area will display the letters, codes, and information for the current round.
During the copy process, all controls in the training area are hidden, leaving only a blank space, but the progress bar and hint text at the bottom remain visible.

Designed using Java AWT

We would like to solicit your valuable feedback on this.

BH6QDB

Based on my personal experience, learning multiple characters at once using methods like LCWO and Just Learn Morse Code leads to faster progress.
The principle of "moderate practice" involves listening and transcribing in sets of 4-5 characters, while also incorporating exercises that involve transcribing 1-2 characters.

The issue of speed has already been discussed in other posts on the forum, so I won't repeat it here.

There are already several similar programs available for desktop use, such as CW Player, which covers the features you described.
Mobile apps or mini-programs are currently lacking effective training tools for practice.

Bi4KKF

Is there a WeChat mini-program version? I recommend referring to the "koch form" on the lcwo website, followed by graduation and adding MR.

BH2VSQ

Looking forward to it (x

NB6G

There's an open-source project called CuteCW that's very comprehensive; you could localize it for Chinese speakers.

BG8LGP

The original poster first practices pronunciation, then copying?
Things are going to get really bad.😳

BG8AMG

First practice sending and then copying, you haven't even established a standard understanding of spacing between dots and dashes. How can you claim to be proficient at transmitting?

BG2LHM

I suggest removing all of the symbols like -·-·-·-·-··--, either replacing them with "tick tick tick" or simply not displaying anything except the letters and playing the sound.
It should be in the form of a letter->Sound, rather than letters ->Dot-and-dash graphics ->The sound. And also the reverse.
Phrase ->Sound, sound ->Phrases; not sounds->Letter->Dot-and-dash graphics ->Phrase
I always find myself drawing little figures and copying notes; this doesn't seem to help me learn anything new.
As in, "How are you?" The obvious and direct response would be, "I'm fine, thank you!"
Something like "dot-and-stroke graphics" is essentially like Chinese Pinyin or English phonetics. We need to teach newcomers how to pronounce it. But who would think about the phonetic spelling of a word when they're reading?
A Studying at "Tick-Tack"; B Studying at "Dada-Dada-Dada", what does that mean? I don't know, I'm not sure.

As for operating a radio, the worst-case scenario is that you can send messages with just your hands. At best, it will be slow.
With ten percent of my effort, I focus on listening and repeating. Besides the professional team, it's not necessary to pay too much attention to the communication between players. As long as everyone can understand each other, even if someone has a slight accent or their voice sounds a bit noisy, that's fine.

Roxe

BG2LHM Your comment really made me realize something. I'm currently learning CW, and I was also focusing too much on those specific dots and dashes. Thank you for pointing that out; I will definitely correct myself, especially since I'm just starting out.🤣

ba7jmo

If you want to learn comprehensively and systematically, and build a solid foundation in CW (Morse code) learning, so that you can later copy English messages, numbers, mixed codes, and call signs, I recommend adding VR2GM's WeChat account (WeChat ID: VR2GM_LIU). Join the WeChat group and consistently practice copying codes every day. It is better to learn together with others, as teamwork provides endless support. You can learn quickly, effectively, and comprehensively. Once you have a solid foundation, practice MR (Radio Telephony) independently to improve your ability to quickly recognize call signs, and participate in international competitions to represent your country.

NB6G

I recommend the Long Island CW Club, which offers affordable online Zoom courses. You can learn to listen and transmit at the same time, and you'll make rapid progress.

BD6JYO

Regarding the design of the simulator, I have taken everyone's suggestions into account. The areas marked with an "X" indicate that they have been removed (previously, there was still some discussion about the display area).
Regarding my previous transmissions, it was purely for memorizing these letters and having a basic understanding of the pauses between them (of course, I had also practiced some listening and copying before, but I hadn't fully mastered it).
I'm currently playing on UV, not CW; it's just for fun, so if you want to watch and enjoy.
Additionally, there's an issue with WeChat Mini Programs. I'm extremely busy and don't want to deal with it, nor do I want to upset my supervisor.
Of course, everyone has their own preferred methods and tools.

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