I've had an Ender 3, upgraded by me to a pro, for a year and a half. I haven't done much with it lately, largely because it's in a very cluttered space and needs to be exhumed from the piles of junk a

I bought this BT speaker a couple of years ago for field use specifically because in addition to Bluetooth, it has the 3.5mm AUX connector so you can plug it into a device like an MP3 player or radio.

If it wasn't a Morserino, is think it was in sideswiper mode. Because that's how a sideswiper works. It's a mechanical keying method that doesn't make dots or dashes for you. But I strongly suspect it

If your sending fist is just a little too anticipatory, there may be a brief, unintended moment where you're making contact with both paddles. This looks to the keying circuit like you're using a true

Makes sense once the details are plain. Thanks for enlightening me on this, and I'm sorry I can't answer your initial question.

The VOIP service Mumble? Is there something set up on Mumble that knows how to talk to a Morserino? *scratching head, confused* -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- 73, Gwen, NG3P

Ok, I cheated when I dealt with this. I put BOTH a Molex AND a JST connector on the Morserino. That way, regardless of my source of batteries, I could connect them properly. JST seem to be more popula

I had to look twice, to see if that was actually a LoRA contact, which would be truly amazing at that distance, but it wasn't, it was on WiFi. I have to wonder how that was accomplished -- did the guy

I just pushed a piece of closed-cell foam in there too hold the paddles down. Required use of a pocket knife. Could have used scissors, but they keep hiding, and I had the knife in my pocket. 73, Gwen

Tony, More and more places are starting to provide 3d printing services these days. Even places like Office Depot or Staples might have a 3d printer, and will print things for you if you give them a f

The Morserino is a Morse code tutor, not a dedicated keyer. You can get a keyer, kit or assembled, for about $15 USD on eBay.

Carlos, I used mine for a portion of my own CWOps training, but I got much better use out of a cheap keyer with the output buzzer removed and wired to a dropping resistor and a 3.5mm TRS plug, that I

Carlos, There's a LOT of options out there for soldering irons. What you want right up front is _temperature control._ You need to be able to set it so the tip gets hot enough, not just to melt the so

From the USB port that is *plugged in* on the microcontroller. You plug in a USB 5v power line, from a wall wart, power bank, or even the usb port on your PC. -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- 73, Gwen, NG3P

I originally bought the Morserino kit because I wanted a better tool for sending Morse audio over the net. I was between CW Academy classes. The way I did it for the first CWA class was with an inexpe

When you get the 404 error from that link, go up to the address bar and backspace over the ":" at the end and hit enter. -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- 73, Gwen, NG3P

Then go build one.

#suggestion #github

Jim, Welcome to the group and the hobby! I spent a great deal of time studying CW as well recently. Well, re-studying it. I learned it long ago when I first got my license, but forgot it for a long ti

I bought some small Tatto batteries originally intended for drones. They weren't the ones in the manual at that time, they were different ones because the ones in the manual weren't available. You jus

Since you keep referring to the documentation as "documentation", I can only assume you have not actually seen the real documentation. I suggest going to https://github.com/oe1wkl/Morserino-32/blob/ma