FISTS Club Manuals & User Guides

The FISTS CW Club, also known as The International Morse Preservation Society, is a global community of amateur radio enthusiasts focused on keeping Morse code alive. Founded in 1987, the organization promotes the use of CW (Continuous Wave) on the airwaves and supports members through awards, contests, and educational resources.

FISTS Club is known for developing and endorsing training tools, such as the FISTS Morse Tutor (FMT) and various DIY electronics kits. These products, including the MK4f Feature Rich CW Trainer, are designed to assist operators of all skill levels in learning and improving their telegraphy proficiency through advanced practice modes and customizable settings.

• What is the main purpose of the FISTS CW Club?

  The FISTS CW Club is dedicated to the preservation, use, and education of Morse code (CW) among amateur radio operators worldwide.

• What is the FMT MK4f?

  The FMT MK4f is a feature-rich Morse code trainer kit developed for FISTS members. It includes various practice modes such as Koch training, contest simulation, and random character generation to help users improve their receiving skills.

• Does the FISTS Morse Tutor require a computer?

  No, the FMT is a standalone device. However, it can be connected to a PC via its auxiliary output if you wish to use software to decode the signals you send during practice.