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Good reading
The Art & Skill of Radio-Telegraphy William Pierpont, N0HFF (SK)
Zen and the Art of Radiotelegraphy Carlo Consoli, IK0YGJ

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Released .... CW Club Membership Files v1.0!  and   Open Hardware/multiple application platform (using Kicad, PIC16F877)

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Morse Code (Wikipedia)  High Speed Telegraphy (Wikipedia)

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CW Clubs
NOC (Number One CW)¹  QRQcw (60wpm+)  FOG (Fast Operator Group) 

 HSC (25wpm)¹,  VHSC (40wpm)¹,  SHSC (50wpm)¹,  EHSC (60wpm)¹
Straight Key Century Club¹ CW Operators' QRP Club¹ NA QRP CW¹
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G-QRP⁴  FISTS¹ Radio Telegraphy Club Essex CW ARC¹

 Morse Enthusiasts Group Scotland   Morse Telegraph Club A1 Club (JA)¹

  UNION FRANÇAISE DES TÉLÉGRAPHISTES¹   GACW¹ AGCW-DL¹ FMC

  UCWC   CWSP EUCW   CTC¹  OOTC   CQCW¹

    EACW   HA CW Group HTC (HB9)  SPCWC        MCWG¹

 SCAG     CCT  OKQRP  OKDXF RCWC¹

Marconi Club / ARI¹ IQRP² KCJ¹ Pro CW (YO)¹

    Greek Telegraphy Club FOC¹ SOC¹  CW Operators' Club¹

Grupo Português de CW² OECWG²    Telegraphy Friends Club   CWJF²

LIDS¹ 

Footnote(s): 1. Members listed in Club CallHistory files
2. New to Club CallHistory files (please check file operation, after my QA)
3. Coming soon to Club CallHistory files
4. Don't want to be included in Club CallHistory files, for some strange reason   

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Others with a high CW interest
GMDX  CDXC Top Band DX Club

Club images/logos on this page © Copyright original owners

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Morse Practice Software - has been moved to the Latest Applications page (Ham area - Applications - Morse) 

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World's safest/most dangerous places to DXpedition (more)
Most corrupt places to DXpedition

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Noteworthy - Tech & QRM/QRN
RF Powered Devices Short Range Devices Interference in the UK

Intruder Monitoring: IARU-R1 IARU-R2 IARU-R3  

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Nasty QRM:
OTHR - Over the Horizon Radar & CODAR
 JORN (OTHR - Australia) heard on 21MHz band
NATO "Woodpecker" (PLUTO/PLUTO II) (OTHR - NATO/UK Cyprus) on 14MHz band (~14.019MHz) and 10.125MHz
24/7 signal from Penza Oblast, Russia on 14.027-14.029MHz - LOUD - S9+ in Bermuda at 40° bearing*

*This makes operating on ~14.025MHz and going split upwards almost impossible to EU - the pileup calls directly on top of the S9+ QRM from Penza. Needless to say, it also makes normal QSOs hopeless from 14.0265 to 14.0295MHz from NA to EU.