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RufzXP
CW
trainer
I mmediately after starting RufzXP one has the impression of having a professional platform dedicated to who are learning CW or to skilled people looking for an effective way to improve.
RufzXP allows you to chose four training modes:
- Toplist
- Trainer
- Contest
- HST
Toplist mode
This mode
allows you to train oneself to listen random amateur radio
calls from a speed set by the user.
The speed in words per minute (WPM) increases by 1 in case of correct call and decreased by 1 in case of a wrong call.
This mode is very interesting because it allows you to partecipate to the liderboard, divided by age, on www.rufzxp.org site.
Recommended for those who makes contests and needs to catch complex calls.
The speed in words per minute (WPM) increases by 1 in case of correct call and decreased by 1 in case of a wrong call.
This mode is very interesting because it allows you to partecipate to the liderboard, divided by age, on www.rufzxp.org site.
Recommended for those who makes contests and needs to catch complex calls.
Trainer mode
This
is an interesting mode specifically designed to enable yourself with
letters, numbers and abbreviations often used in radiotelegraphy.
After selecting this mode you can access a variety of settings by selecting Settings F11.
As for the countless possibilities that this mode offers, I invite you to read the guide (F1).
After selecting this mode you can access a variety of settings by selecting Settings F11.
As for the countless possibilities that this mode offers, I invite you to read the guide (F1).
Contest mode
The free
contest mode is implemented in order to let anyone create his own
personalized contest model. The high possibility of configuration of
this mode allows modifying every aspect of a contest: number of calls
per attempt, percentage of slashed callsigns to be transmitted, number
of attempts allowed for each participant, separated scoreboards and,
above all, selection of personalized callbases.
If received callsign was right, next transmission speed will increase of 1 WPM, and vice versa, if callsign was wrong, speed will decrease of 1 WPM
If received callsign was right, next transmission speed will increase of 1 WPM, and vice versa, if callsign was wrong, speed will decrease of 1 WPM
Scores obtained during
this mode are not eligible for International RufzXP Toplist.
HST
(acronym for High Speed Telegraphy)
is one of the official tests performed during the IARU HST
championships.
This mode requires 2 attempts per user, 50 calls (5 complex and 45
simple) according to the rules of the IARU HST Championships.
For a correct and appropiate use of the program I suggest you to to follow help.
You can find my best score HERE
1000 CPM
Sept 21st
2007
Belgrad (Serbia)
Belgrad (Serbia)
In a special RufzXP competition at the IARU High Speed Telegraphy World Championships seven competitors attempted to crack speed 1000 cpm. And even two of them finally did it! And two more copied callsign(s) with only one character wrong.
Under the supervision of official IARU RufzXP referees Mathias Kolpe, DL4MM, and Tomáš Mikeska, OK2BFN, and other spectators both Goran Hajoševic, YT7AW, and Fabian Kurz, DJ1YFK, managed to copy at least one out of 50 callsigns at CW speed 1000 cpm (200 wpm) without any errors.
But the winner of the keyer donated by DL4MM and IV3XYM was Goran Hajoševic, YT7AW, because he needed less (7) callsigns than Fabian (23).
Are you curious to hear a 1000CPM word?
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