The MP3 files are now listed under a date that they where retrieved from
http://www.arrl.org/w1aw/morse.html web page.  The first four numbers
are the date, the last two the speed, followed by WPM.mp3

If you have any problems, drop me a note at home@pcpractice.com

I hope this site is helpful.  I try to keep about 150 mp3 files on the site,
in various speeds.  And rotate them out every couple of months.  If you would 
like a cd-rom of all the mp3's I have(400Megs), send me an email, the cost would be
about $3-$3.50 in the USA.  Not sure about international cost.

I went and bought a RCA Kazoo model RD1060B, this holds about 64M of MP3's, so I
have about 33files and about 200 mins of CW on it.  It also has a memory card
socket to hold another 100M I think.  The MP3 files I have on this
site are 16kb/s so need to be converted to 32kb/s at 16,000Hz to play well.

WinAmp, Zinf and Windows Media player have no problems playing these files, but some
play back software makes the play back sound like a seal with a sore throat.  I
believe this is due to the player playing at a minimum of 32kb/s and not the 
16kb/s the files are encoded with. 

Enjoy 

Bryn Joynes
N4VM