[W9RCA-News] Morse For The Hard-Core: Replace Your Keyboard with a Key

Clarence - W2PGS W2PGS at arrl.net
Fri Feb 25 12:52:12 EST 2011


I know someone in the club will want to build one of these...

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> Morse For The Hard-Core: Replace Your Keyboard with a Key
> via Make: Online by Sean Michael Ragan on 2/25/11
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> Here’s a practically guaranteed way to get yourself over the hump and learn Morse, from Australian Ben Buxton. The USB key interface is built into a mint tin and provides a dual input port for a standard USB keyboard to access non-Morse characters. A numeric display on the tin reports your coding speed, and tapping out “SOS” without letterspaces brings up the settings menu in software.
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> Got to agree with tipster Alan Dove, who quipped that any project successfully mixing Arduino, mint tins, USB interfaces, and International Morse Code results in “unassailable geek cred.” [Thanks, Alan!]
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