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Does anyone know if the Ham Radio Microcraft S.O.S. Morse-A-Word Code Reader NR is any good???? Someone is selling one on Ebay and its suppose decode morse code.
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I think Microcraft is no longer around, I have looked for info on it, but it is far and few........
You might try to have a look at some software to do what you are after.
Here are a few ideas.MRP40 Software
There is a free trial version, and reviews on EHam.net
Also look here,
DX Zone Software
Also look through here...
dmoz.org/Recreation/Radio/Amateur/Morse_Code/Software/
perso.wanadoo.fr/radioraft/
More software options_________
Have a look and see if there is any of the programs here that would do the trick.
73
Jeff
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You might try to have a look at some software to do what you are after.
Here are a few ideas.MRP40 Software
There is a free trial version, and reviews on EHam.net
Also look here,
DX Zone Software
Also look through here...
dmoz.org/Recreation/Radio/Amateur/Morse_Code/Software/
perso.wanadoo.fr/radioraft/
More software options_________
Have a look and see if there is any of the programs here that would do the trick.
73
Jeff
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range;font-family:helvetica;font-size:large;">RadioActive</span>
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Eight years later, I still have one from my dad (SK). He wouldn't depend on it rather, it provided reassurance to anticipate or verify copy midstream. I never got the hang of morse and haven't tried since my 5wpm exam mid 80's.
The best thing about the Morse-a-Word was the size of the digital display, large characters bright red.
The best thing about the Morse-a-Word was the size of the digital display, large characters bright red.