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NAME
       qrq - High speed Morse telegraphy trainer

SYNOPSIS
       qrq

       qrqscore [OPTION]

DESCRIPTION
       qrq  is	an  open  source  Morse code trainer for various platforms and
       operating systems, similar to the classic DOS version of Rufz by DL4MM.

       It's  not  intended  for	 learning   telegraphy	 (have	 a   look   at
       http://radio.linux.org.au/  for	CW  learning software), but to improve
       the ability to copy callsigns at high speeds, as needed for example for
       contesting.

       After  starting	the  software and setting up the parameters (speed, CW
       waveform...), the program sends 50 amateur radio callsigns. When enter‐
       ing  a  copied  callsign	 correctly,  the speed increases, otherwise it
       decreases. Points are awarded for correctly copied callsigns, depending
       on the speed.

       A    scoreboard/toplist	  exists   on	the   author's	 website,   at
       http://fkurz.net/ham/qrqtop.php. The local toplist file can be synchro‐
       nized  with the online toplist with qrqscore -d and you can upload your
       own top scores by invoking qrqscore -u.


FILES
       qrqrc
	      Default configuration file
       callbase.qcb
	      Database of amateur radio callsigns used by qrq. Other files may
	      be loaded.
       toplist
	      Default toplist file

       qrq  is looking for these files in the current directory, in ~/.qrq/ or
       in DESTDIR/share/qrq/ (in that order). In the latter case,  ~/.qrq/  is
       created, for an user-specific toplist and configuration.

AUTHOR
       Fabian Kurz, DJ1YFK <fabian@fkurz.net> - http://fkurz.net/ham/qrq.html

SEE ALSO
       morse(1)

Linux				 January 2013				QRQ(1)
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