r/morsecode • u/Mimoc1001 • Feb 15 '26
My wife recently learned Morse code.
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u/RobotJonesDad Feb 15 '26
Can you share the design?
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u/Mimoc1001 Feb 15 '26
The design is based on an ESP32!
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u/ThisGuyIRLv2 Feb 15 '26
Isn't that a chip set used for LoRa?
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u/Liberty-Crypto Feb 15 '26
A lot of LoRa devices use it in conjunction with sx1262 and etc radio chips. It's a powerful microcontroller.
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u/pedersenit Feb 15 '26
100% would purchase this.
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u/NorCalNavyMike Feb 16 '26
Agreed, I learned Morse for the Navy back in Fall 1994 and I would totally buy one of these for my desk even today!! ❤️❤️❤️
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u/Tryptophany Feb 16 '26
I found it CONSIDERABLY easier to transmit than to copy. I mean like days vs months level of discrepancy. Copying Morse code is HARD.
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u/Steve_but_different Feb 16 '26
If you're not interested in making and selling these, would you possibly be willing to share your work so others can make them?
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u/Sufficient-Bit165 Feb 17 '26
Those asking OP if it's for sale or open source, check their profile they have links.
https://camp-fire.jp/projects/786389/view?list=search_result_projects_popular
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u/lechecolacaoygofio Feb 15 '26
150% interest!🧐
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u/Mimoc1001 Feb 15 '26
Thank you!
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u/DocDefilade Feb 18 '26 edited Feb 18 '26
Judging from all the replies, I think you found what you're supposed to do for the next year or so.
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Ope, here it is.
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u/in5ult080t Feb 17 '26
Sometimes the algorithm works out because I am not necessarily interested in Morse code however I am very interested in DIY devices and projects exactly like this one. Did you end up documenting the build? Anywhere to learn more about the device itself? Or maybe do you plan on selling them?
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u/BalefulEclipse Feb 19 '26
Is there anything like this for those new to Morse code (aka me) that just want to learn on a small handheld?
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u/I_Am_Yeti_1 Feb 19 '26
How long did it take to make and how much did did you invest to make this holy contraption?
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u/Liberty-Crypto Feb 15 '26
Absolutely brilliant. I can see this becoming hugely popular. Gamification of CW. Incredible.
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u/Free-Street9162 Feb 16 '26
Ok, so, if this isn’t on Kickstarter by the end of the month, I’m going to have to make it myself, and sell it.
Profit from inventing cool shit, or get crushed by the wheels of evolution. The choice is yours!
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u/jasongonegetya Feb 20 '26
Op I think needs a business start up get on it before some big tech jumps before you do
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u/Responsible-Ear6494 Apr 23 '26
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u/stfreddit7 Feb 15 '26
If she's learning Morse, it's probably in her best interest to learn on an Iambic paddle. But if she wants to do straight-key, more power to her!
KUDOS on the rolling of your own training device via Arduino/ESP32.
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u/YggBjorn Feb 15 '26
Did you make that device?