Morserino-32 Morse Code Trainer Demonstration
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- Опубліковано 6 вер 2024
- Lets talk about the Morserino-32, a Morse Code trainer, keyer and wifi transmitter!
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UPDATE: The creator of Morserino-32 contacted me in the comments below. Adding Farnsworth spacing is quiet easy and is referred to as "intercharacter space" in the parameter menu. Double click the red button and you'll find the setting there. Great!
Thanks for this! I hope you continue to teach us about cool things with CW. It’s definitely my favorite and nearly only interest in radio.
Thank you!
I'm a no-code Extra, but I learned code because I wanted to, and I'm super glad I did. In my experience, the best way to learn is to just do it. There are many many guys on the air (local and elsewhere) that are very patient and enjoy ragchewing at slow speeds with new CW operators. Just avoid contests at first LOL. I love to see new hams keeping CW alive! Cheers, Chris - NI7I
Thanks Chris! I picked up my first contacts last week. It was very exciting! I agree, most everyone has been very easy to work with. My goal is to get tot he point that I can do CW only SOTA activations. That will make my pack MUCH lighter!
Exactly, I know it's scary but just start doing it. SKCC is another great group to learn with.
My kit came a few days ago. All the SMD parts are previously installed. It only took me a hour to install the rest of the parts which are the socket, plugs, and battery connector, great learning tool. The LoRa option is neat as you can have two or more units in the same room or house in different rooms and send CW back and forth just like being on the air.
Dave K8WPE
Thanks for the great video! Just one comment re. Farnsworth spacing: you can achieve this by adjusting the parameter "intercharacter space" - There is als the possibility to just increase "interword space", which gives you a whole word in fast speed, but then increases the pause until the next word is being generated...
How is this done on the Morserino? Hold the red button?
Double-clicking the black rotary encode knob gets you the parameter menu.
Perfect!
I purchased this before your video, on a whim, and it has been one of the best kit purchase that I have made. There are a lot of possibilities and I have just scratched the surface. Was proficient in CW 34 years ago when I was in the Military, and just needed to refresh. This was just what I needed. Thanks for the video, and really enjoy you Chanel.
Can someone provide me with the Morserino software for me, please
The echo trainer is great it’s basically teaching you a new language the same way you learn any language including your mother tongue. When you were a child you heard a word and mimicked it. I found it the fast way for me to learn and improve both my copy and send at the same time. The active participation seems to utilize more of your brain and it just goes quicker. The portability makes it great to take with you and learn on your spare time. I found it a very powerful device.
Good stuff!! Just built my Morserino this weekend and am thoroughly enjoying it. I've noticed a definite increase in my CW ability though I am a complete beginner. It's a really flexible, useful and friendly device. Hoping to get the WiFi working; all I need is a friend to get/build one and figure it out!! Thanks for the review and insight.
As someone who is trying to learn CW I can see some great value to the Morserino32. I do like the different ways it can help someone learn CW. I like the feedback received from the screen. Great video!
The device is VERY cool. Thanks for watching!
@@HamRadioCrashCourse will you send like that here in the Philippines thanks
I just assembled the Morsenino 32 last evening. It was very simple and quick. The instructions far exceed my expectations for clarity. The kit was one a rarity for my projects because it worked first time with no gatcha's. It features many great features. Thank you for the review Josh! Good work! Bret C/AC0AE
Mine arrived a couple of weeks ago. It does come as a kit that requires soldering to assemble which if you have the tools and skills can easily be done in one evening. I didn't order a battery for it until after the kit arrived. It worked the first time that I turned it on. I've been trying to learn Morse code for a while. I can send but my timing could use some refinement. Learning to go from code to text has been a real struggle. At this point, I just need to practice, practice, practice.
It's a great little kit. I've been having fun with mine! The creator is super responsive too. I have a bad speaker on mine and he had no issue sending me a replacement.
Forgot to add, I really like your openers on this one. Makes me laugh every time.
Hah! Thanks!
Thank you for the video demo of this device. Great that you can plug in your own key.
Just realized the test is on saturday. I'm going for the trifecta. Using your videos almost exclusively.
Oh boy! Keep me posted!
I have crated a 3D printable case.
It will be uploaded to thingaverse soon.
Thomas do you still have plans to upload that 3d printable case? I kinda like the look of the acrylic case but I can't deny an all-around case would offer more protection.
Gotta have one! Thanks for the demonstration.
Like in so many other demo vids of an iambic keyer, you are not using the iambic function. For example at 10:04 you only need to squeeze both paddles, touching the right one (dahs) first, for sending the letter C. The iambic function takes care. Also, you are using the iambic B mode, which I would not recommend (i.e. use mode A instead). 73 de HA7RJA
Thanks for the demo video, I can't find your amazon link to the lipo battery and his directions listed bad links in Europe as well for the 600mah version, most battery's at amazon were too wide in width by 5mm. but that mini usb connection to power it looks promising, since I have several battery's to support my iPhone with its lousy battery, keeping it on life support.
I have been doing well with my straight key & oscillator, & paperwork from CW academy to go along with it since I have several HF radios that only use straight key, like my clansman prc320, also have been using the ICWO.net site and of course ARRL/W1AW MP3 file page for practice, since I want to get back to the mid-nintys when I got my WAS on 40 with CW but since fell off the horse! Looking forward to putting my kit together since it came in two days ago!! Now If I can just get off these 12hr shifts! this is my last one for awhile!!! 73
Good job. Thanks!
This is the best video that I have seen you do. Not because of the subject matter but because you explained everything in easy to understand terms. I like that you give your opinion. I find your videos much easier to follow than when you go live. Great Job. AG5SK
Thanks William. If you go back over my videos anything shorter than 20 minutes is going to be more like what you watch here.
Do you recall if you used the free shipping when you ordered yours?
Where can I buy this telegraph key device? Could I ask for a link?
Hi,
Many thanks for your videos.
I have a question, what is your favorite morse learning/training kit?
Is this the battery? 4pcs 230mAh 1S Lipo Battery 30C 3.8V for Tiny Whoop Blade Inductrix JST-PH 2.0 Connector
Interesting little unit ..take care 73 de ve3hip in Welland Ontario Canada 🇨🇦
I started learning at 23WPM and I am almost 75% throuhg with the koch method. I read somewhere that its better to start fast right away. I have no problem with one char at a time with 2 seconds pause. And also have no problem giving code. The problem is as soon sever chars come at once in a word I am totally blocked in the head. Is that normal? How long does it take to get used to fast paced words?
Start taking the Learn CW Online tests and keep ratching up the speed as you progress. That is one way to get through the copy hurdle.
Was looking for a ham-related kit to build, and stumbled upon this. Played with various apps which convinced me of two things:
1. I haven’t a chance of learning with a straight key, but the paddle seems best.
2. Repetition, preferably by immersing myself in Morse, daily, seems required to make progress.
Concern: I’m a better than average typist, but tend to make mistakes when typing fast- a non-forgiving device when trying to learn to key at speed seems like an exercise in futility- especially if I cannot see what my mistake might have been. Thoughts?
I agree with your points 1 & 2. As for the last part. Don’t go faster than you can receive. Receiving is arguably the harder aspect.
Ham addiction increased kee going good luck bro
The battery link is broken
What are the batteries you used? Size name of battery, I think you said you got the off Amazon, but I never saw the link.
Please do follow up on LORA cw using wifi.
I got on the waiting list for one about 2 weeks ago. What are using to power it? I’d like to have that in advance so I can use it as soon as I get it
How do I get a coupon code?
Can I use an external straight key with this device, or does it have to be iambic paddles? I have been thinking that I'd like to learn with a straight key, and then move up to iambics when I am decently proficient. What are your thoughts on this by the way?
Four years later... Would you buy the morserino today, or is there another device you would prefer?
73's!
Hey Josh, do you still use this device? I'm trying to learn to copy letters, numbers and punctuation (using the Morse Mania app) and I'm wondering about the Morserino. Also, have you done any more with the Long Island CW club?
I still play it. Lots of fun. I have to get home earlier in the day to make it to the classes for Long Island cw club. With my new responsibilities it has been really tough.
Can you get this at Long Island CW Club. I looded at the site just don"t see it.
Yes I am a member
KQ4CD Paul
Friends this Moscerino-32 also decode message in morse code? Thank you 73'' pu2olt
We must have picked this up at about the same time. I'm having a lot of fun with it. Now I just need to get serious about learning CW. I've been using lcwo.net to learn.
73, N1CLC
Josh is this what you you used with LICW club.I am rusty it will be starting over.
Any in put about the club.
Thank you
KQ4CD Paul ⚓️
I practice with it. But I use my radio on LICW.
So I don't knee it just makes it easier to learn. I know the teach 20 Characters And after you get them down they teach you another 20. Then after that they put you butt on the air which is in the area of 3 months is that correct
Now I want to learn CW, just as an excuse to buy one of these.
Bill, W6BKM
Can you change the tone/pitch on this Morserino... like to around 600hz?
Yes you can.The tone frequency can be chosen from: 233, 262, 294, 311, 349, 392, 440, 466, 523, 587, 622, 698, 784, 880, 932 Hz
Does it play Snake 🐍?
Can someone provide me with the Morserino software for me, please
It’s on their website.
Actually digitally decoding morse code
Morse training app recommendations?
HamMorse on iPhone is good. Its what I use.
Check out the classes available on line, given by the Long Island CW club.
I think he was looking for an app. But I agree, Long Island CW Club is great!
@@HamRadioCrashCourse Hosh.. Does this app use both Koch AND Farnsworth?
Good afternoon friend.
Where can I find for sale this MorSerino.
I want to buy a unit.
Oliveira pu2olt
www.morserino.info
Nice vid, Josh. A fellow ham, AD0WE (and CW-Ops classmate) that I meet with once a week on Zoom (for code practice) recommended this device to me. It seems like a great tool for the tactile learner. 73 - KF8JBB (Julia) ... on Instagram / Twitter / QRZ
Thanks for watching! Let me know what you think of it if you end up buying one.
Hah. I realized I’ve been following you on ig for a while now! Keep posting!
My disappointment is the non sinusoidal signal. Hurts my ears.
No shit, it is high!
I just use a free android app to learn.
Pronounced COKE > KOCH
Learn to code.