| 05th August 2004 - 12:32:30 AM |
| 16 : SM0YUF |
| Works as advertised. Great fun after an extremely simple task of hooking up the CW paddle :-)
At last some way to practice CW from the privacy of my own home without having to deal with QRM or QRN or propagation. Of course the goal is to learn CW so it doesn't get in the way for tackling the challenges of "real radio". :-) |
| 19th July 2004 - 04:03:25 AM |
| 15 : James |
| Cool program. A lot more fun than other ways I have used to practice morse. Keep up the good work.
vk4xjb |
| 21st June 2004 - 02:19:32 AM |
| 14 : steve |
| Great program Pierre. Definitely will be back to re-learn the morse code I've forgotten since I passed the test.
73, KG4OWD |
| 31st May 2004 - 06:06:26 PM |
| 13 : gomezloper |
| great
job Pierre. I really like it, the only thing i have to do is to connect
my junker to it. My ts440 doesn't even have a electronic keyer and
Cwirc does.... hi.
Keep on going with the development. I think i migrate totally from MS?>+_+ to my gentoo linux, now i have this (hi). 73 es cuagn. |
| 30th May 2004 - 04:15:33 AM |
| 12 : Robert (SM0YSR) |
| cwirc is a wonderful program, but I think it would be a bit better if it worked without lagging, and if I had a real key to feed it with. Well done, anyhow. |
| 30th May 2004 - 01:45:04 AM |
| 11 : Joel Montes de Oca |
| Hey
man you have made a grate app for the ham community with CWIRC!It is
lots of fun to use, even if i have to use it with a sucky mouse. :)
Keep it up! __. ___ ___ _.. .___ ___ .___ ! |
| 02nd May 2004 - 05:44:50 PM |
| 10 : N3LRX (YellRX) |
| Hello from the eastern side of the big pond! Great application. IRC is allot of fun with CWirc.. Take Care.. |
| 02nd May 2004 - 12:51:50 AM |
| 9 : KC9DDI |
| Thanks for writing and supporting such great software! This is a great way to learn CW, and practice with increasing speeds. |
| 25th April 2004 - 03:00:24 AM |
| 8 : Willy G. |
| As
a former ham looking to get back into the hobby, but without upsetting
the neighbors in my townhouse complex, this looks like just the
ticket!!!
Looking forward to some CW contacts on the Internet! |
| 16th April 2004 - 01:35:33 AM |
| 7 : Brent N0BJN |
| I'm
a new ham just beginning to learn CW, but a longtime Linux/Unix and
Internet user. This is such an elegant solution! Using IRC is just the
right way to do this. Looking forward to future QSOs as I learn... and
yeah, I can't afford 100W HF gear at the moment either. :) Someday.
73 |
| 13th April 2004 - 01:04:07 AM |
| 6 : Ralf |
| Used it to learn for the license test - and passed the test :-)
Aside of that it's just a great idea for anybody who doesn't have the guts to blow 100W into neighbour's TV at prime time ;-) 73 de DL5RB |
| 12th April 2004 - 03:10:37 AM |
| 5 : Ted - wa0eir |
| CWirc - what hath God wrought?
Tnx Pierre. 73, Ted - wa0eir |
| 12th April 2004 - 12:27:49 AM |
| 4 : Anita |
| I
think what Pierre has done is really great. He's opened up a whole
other world to people who would otherwise have never been exposed to
CW.
I find it great fun and wish I had more time to devote to this new hobby! |
| 12th April 2004 - 12:27:15 AM |
| 3 : _Spike_ |
| HEY! HEY!
God I wish I had a Linux computer. |
| 11th April 2004 - 06:13:38 PM |
| 2 : Patrick |
| This (unique) morse code over irc software just rocks !
I never used morse code before, and learnt it using CWirc. Now, I can do CW without having a real rig, or even having a license. It has tons of nice features like straight or iambic keying, propagation simulation and much more. Anyone interested in CW HAS to try it. It's a LOT of fun ! Thanks a lot to f8ejf for that very nice piece of software, and for making me discover CW. |
| 11th April 2004 - 03:26:20 AM |
| 1 : wa4caw |
| hi cwirc. This is great fun. Love the iambic keyer. Very good for having a nice qso even when radio propogation is bad or noisy bands. And very cool gui with nice s-meter and key. Keep up the good work. |
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