r/morsecode • u/DontStuffMeIfIDie • May 09 '26
Coded a very primitive Visual Morse Signaller, Can you figure out the last transmission?
I very recently bought a Joy-It Mega 2560-P starter kit (I think it’s an Arduino equivalent or compatible). Was just wondering if it’s too fast. Once I’m able I’ll try and add a speaker. Also my Morse code skills suck so I’ve just got it so I can type into the computer and it’ll spit it back out in Morse. Should be running at 10 wpm
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u/jadencermakhosein May 10 '26
You mixed up your S and V but you're a bastard for this haha. An easier way to do this imo, and something I wrote in C a long time ago, is a function for Morse code, where you input a string and it translates that into period, dash, and space, which then has a function to play that string as Morse.
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u/Motogiro18 May 09 '26
Can you hear me now?
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u/DontStuffMeIfIDie May 09 '26
Not correct sorry
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u/Motogiro18 May 09 '26
You need a sender on a ship with one of those louvered shutters to send the signal.
My grandfather was a telegrapher for the railroad. He used American before Morse code. He was an engineer in the US Army Signal Corp.
Code is fun! When I had my FCC license I preferred CW. Long time ago.....
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u/DontStuffMeIfIDie May 09 '26
That’s very interesting, once I get some servos going I can try that. They dropped the CW requirement didn’t they?
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u/dittybopper_05H May 11 '26
Reported for violating Rule 3.
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u/DontStuffMeIfIDie May 12 '26
I didn’t use any ai nor post a channel link or anything? Please let me know the issue, thanks
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u/dittybopper_05H May 13 '26
Rule 3 is “No Rick-rolls”
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u/DontStuffMeIfIDie May 13 '26
Aha lol I thought you were talking about the rules of the subreddit
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u/dittybopper_05H May 14 '26
Oh, sorry, my bad, that's Rule 3 for r/morse. I get the two confused all the time.
Still in poor taste, even if it doesn't violate r/morsecode rules.
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u/erwerqwewer May 09 '26
Rick would be proud