DUCWNET conducts Philippine Morse Code Net
DUCWNET aims to keep the CW (Continuous Wave) spirit alive by conducting daily nets and training aspiring operators to communicate using Morse Code. It is an amateur radio activity supported by the Philippine Amateur Radio Association (PARA) and Morse Code enthusiasts based in the Philippines.
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DUCWNET has the following objectives:
1. Set a CW common ground in DU land
2. Encourage beginners to practice and exercise CW
3. Make the local amateur radio community become aware
that CW is not dead in the Philippines
4. Train younger CW operators to be successors
in training future CW operators
Operators of varying levels of Morse Code proficiency are welcome to join the DUCWNET, from beginners at 5WPM to seasoned CW operators who could communicate at speeds above 15WPM. The usual Morse Code net speed is about 15WPM but adjusts to the word speed of the station checking in. Below is a sample exchange during a typical DUCWNET:
CQ CQ CQ DE PARA DUCWNET (Calling any station, this is the PARA DUCWNET Morse Code net)
ALL ARE WELCOME TO JOIN THE PARA DUCWNET (Invites all stations to join the net)
THIS IS DU1AU UR NCS NW, MY NAME IS ANTHONY, (Identifies the current net control station)
ES QTH IS BACOOR. (Identifies the net control station’s location)
QNI QRU QRZ? PSE K (Please check in, any traffic, who is calling)
Any station requesting to check in may simply reply with their call sign.
For stations checking in for the first time, please also indicate the station’s name and location in the transmission.
The net control station (NCS) replies with an acknowledgement, and reports back with details about the NCS’s location, such as weather information:
VY GE OM ARMAN, TKS FER UR CALL. (Very good evening old man Arman, thanks for your call)
UR RST IS 599 5NN, (Your signal is very good at 599, 5NN)
MY WX HR IS CLOUDY. (My weather here is cloudy)
WID TEMP AT 29C. (With temperature at 29 C)
SO HW CPY? ES QRU? AR (Did you copy my message? Any traffic?)
DW3QEA DE DU1AU NCS KN (DW3QEA this is DU1AU net control station, go ahead)
The station called now transmits and checks in.
DU1AU NCS DE DW3QEA = (DU1AU net control station, this is DW3QEA)VY GE OM ANTHONY, (Very good evening old man Anthony)
TKS FER ACK MY CALL. (Thanks for acknowledging my call)
TU FER MY RST 599 RPRT. (Thank you for the very good 599 signal report)
UR RST IS ALSO 599 5NN. (Your signal is also very good at 599, 5NN)
CPI UR WX IS CLOUDY WID TEMP AT 29C. (I copy your weather is cloudy at 29 C)
MY WX IS CLEAR AT TEMP 25C. (My weather is clear at 25 C)
PSE CPI MY QNI QRU. (Please copy my check in to the net, no traffic)
KEEP SAFE AND TAKE CARE ALWAYS, (Keep safe and take care always)
HPE TO CUAGN TMW. (Hope to see you again tomorrow)
73 77 AR (Best regards and long live CW!)
DU1AU NCS DE DW3QEA TU EE (DU1AU net control station this is DW3QEA, thank you)
The net control station acknowledges and replies:
DW3QEA DE DU1AU NCS = (DW3QEA this is DU1AU, net control station)CPI UR WX IS CLEAR AT 25C. (I copy your weather is clear at 25 C)
QSL UR QNI QRU. (Acknowledging your check in, with no traffic)
KEEP SAFE ES TAKE CARE ALWAYS, (Keep safe and take care always)
HPE TO CUAGN TMW. (Hope to see you again tomorrow)
73 ES 77 AR (Best regards and long live CW!)
DW3QEA DE DU1AU NCS(DW3QEA this is DU1AU net control station)
SK GN TU E E (End of transmission, good night, thank you)
If you are a Morse Code and CW enthusiast or a new ham looking to learn or improve in sending and decoding Morse Code, then checking in to the DUCWNET Philippine Morse Code net may just be the perfect amateur radio activity for you! The DUCWNET conducts daily Morse Code net at 7.102 MHz (HF, CW mode) Monday to Saturday, 4 pm to 5 pm, and at 145 MHz (VHF, FM mode using an oscillator for CW tones) Monday to Saturday, 7:30 pm to 8 pm. Operators who are able to check in to the DUCWNET at least 10 times a year qualifies for a certificate from the PARA DU NET.
Special thanks to the following stations who regularly check in and support the DUCWNET (as of 14 January 2022).
4E1AGW William | 4H1NZJ Lee | DU1FV Ramon | DU3AT James | DV3CEP Emerson |
4F1BGF Rey | 4I1AGJ Edsel | DU1JR Joji | DU3GKT Jerry | DV3SA Fred |
4F1BYN Max | 4I1AWM Michael | DU1KIB Jun | DU3MR Resty | DV3VAA Don |
4F1LDR Nards | 4I1BNC Bong | DU1LMC Louie | DU3RI Rody | DV4MDR Mark |
4F1OPX Ben | 4I1DWE Armi | DU1MUS Rey | DU3TW Tim | DV6XCY Joe |
4F2AJ Lito | 4I1EAY Dennis | DU1NA Nicky | DU4RER Roy | DV9/VE7HQT Sherwin |
4F2KWT Gil | 4I1EBC, DV1J Joey | DU1NC Chito | DU5AOK(/9) Nathan | DW1TDW Nigel |
4F3BZ Boyet | 4I1LCF Don | DU1SVZ Ron | DU7DVE Chuck | DW2ASW Abu |
4F3CS Clym | 4I1MVI Robert | DU1TC Mars | DU7FCC, DU7X Nicholas | DW2JHS Renz |
4F3FJU Jojin | 4I1MYV Ghie | DU1TDG Conrad | DU7LVH Joe | DW3QEA Arman |
4F3FSK Jhun | 4I1RAC Angelo | DU1VBY Riche | DU7SJF Dan | DX9EVM Jhun |
4F3KT Eddy | DU1APO Allen | DU1VGX Ruel | DU9CA Jhun | DY3GTE Garrie |
4F5TAG Jun | DU1AU Anthony | DU1WBX Ed | DU9JJY Taz | DY3JAD Jason |
4F8RS/DU1 Roel | DU1AZ/4DIZ Gerald | DU1XX Mike | DV1ODC, DZ1R Richard | N7ET/DU7 Dale |
4G1DIF Ian | DU1DA Dennis | DU1YSM Larry | DV1XNZ Joel | VA7CD/DU7 Daniel |
4G1EFB Fhord | DU1EV, DU1A Eddie | DU1ZDR, DZ1A John | DV1YAI, DZ1Z Nicky | YB7XO Ricky |
4G1MDZ Jojo | DU1EQ Edsa | DU2FIS Paul | DV2JB Jharwin | |
4G1RMC Richard | DU1FLA Estoy | DU2US Fil | DV2KBE Jerry |
The DUCWNET started in May 2020, initiated by net control stations (NCS) DU1JR, DU3GKT, 4F3CS, 4F1BYN, DU1VGX, 4E1AGW with help from other NCS 4H1NZJ, DU2FIS, DU7LVH, DW3QEA, and DU1AU.
CW, our way of life, 73, 77! DUCWNET
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