Morse Code Recordings

1. Cootie Key Demonstration
2. Fast Hand Key Sending - Taken from a 1915 recording - about 23 wpm!
3. N1EA on Vibroplex - Recorded by W1YT, Ed from his location in Florida of N1EA/MM around 1988.
4. SOS de WOOH - Recording of Marine Electric SOS of 1983 - Radio Officer Albion Lane at the key.
5. 500 kHz Tea Party - A recording from VA3CH Charles Henry made in the early 1970s in English Channel.
6. WNU traffic list - made on 478 kHz - note the distinctive sound of the transmitter - sounds like primary keyiing!
7. Hobart Spark - 1938 - Oldest recording that I know of giving the sound of spark transmitter.
8. JJY Japan Time Signals Station on 8,000 kHz - Final Transmission - notice the noise coming up at end after transmssion ends.
9. SAQ Grimeton, Sweden - Alexanderson LF alternator recording made in Sweden around 2000.
10. Spy Station - Recordings of German owned Radio Station in Tuckerton, NJ which was closed down for spying on USA.
11. Lake Erie Swing - Recording of Tex, W0BMU who was Radio Officer on a barge on Lake Erie Canal in 1920s.
12. First Reception of North American Stations on West Bound Trans-Atlantic trip in middle 1980s - hear VCO and WCC.
13. 600 meter reception in Europe - Recording made by Art Goodnow, W1DM in middle 1970s of European signals on 500 kHz.
14. Close Down Message of Amagansett Radio (Long Island, NY) ITT/Mackay radio station WSL in early 1980s.
15. Sydney Radio/VCO - Canadian Coast Guard Radio Sydney, NS - Last C31L broadcast to Canadian Navy Ships - Late 1990s.
16. SOS - Full recording of SOS transmission from passenger ship "PRINSENDAM" / PJTA - October 1980. (My ship was WGOA).
17. Recorded QSO between ship and USCG Radio Station Miami, FL / NMA - Middle 1980s

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