Description
The fun and efficient way of learning morse code!
Features:
– Uses Koch’s training method (the most efficient known to date)
– Accurate morse code timing
– Non-tiring, high quality audio (wave shaped, no key clicks)
– For beginners as well as experienced operators
– Target speeds from 12 to 40 WPM (60 to 200 CPM)
– Farnsworth timing, 5 to 40 WPM (25 to 200 CPM)
– Intuitive user interface
Some user feedback:
-“The best Koch trainer for iOS that I’ve found.”
-“Nice and clean user interface. Easy to understand, almost self-instructive.”
-“Great program, simple and functional.”
-“Thanks for a great app and particularly for paying such attention to the audio quality.”
-“I really think your app is the best in the app store for CW training.”
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