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CW IS SPOKEN HERE

CW (Continuous Wave) or Morse Code is a mode of communication used in amateur radio. It is a type of radio transmission in which a carrier wave is turned on and off to create a signal. CW enthusiasts are passionate about the mode due to its simplicity and efficiency.

Granite State Amateur Radio has a dynamic and thriving group of CW operators. Our club members hold regular Field Day, POTA (Parks on the Air), and outdoor events where a CW station is always available. These events provide a platform for CW enthusiasts to connect, share their knowledge, and hone their skills.

If you are passionate about CW and want to connect with like-minded individuals, Granite State Amateur Radio is the perfect place. We welcome all CW enthusiasts to join us and participate.

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CW PRACTICE - CODE BUDDIES

Are you new to CW or looking to improve your skills? You have come to the right place!

Join us every Sunday evening at 5pm local on the air to copy the 5wpm WM1H qualifying run where you can improve your head copy and earn a code competency award if you copy solid for one minute straight.

Our welcoming community is here to support you in mastering this fascinating skill. Stay for as long as you want, and click the button below for more information.

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