Arduino based Morse Code tutor - Ham radio projects. 

Do you have schematic? May you share me it

schematic?

Was looking at ur blog, in glad you put the fritzing PIC of the breadbord up, I find them easier to follow being new to building kits and arduino stuff, I wish more ppl would have it on there projects

Hello sir cAn tell us how to right morse code with flashlight

Well done, Dan. It is always a pleasure to see your projects.

Brilliant Dan looking forward to owning one! 73 Phil G0BVD

Hello fellas! I'm trying develop an oscillator for CW using Arduino with Tone and Volume.I'm tried using 555 but it didn't please me...not at all :/ Any Idea?PSE TNX

Congratulation Dan to the project and huge plus that you shared the code at github. i wish more hams would do that. I guess there is a common misconception that the code must be perfect before "releasing" it to the world. However, there is no such thing as perfect code without flaws. Now, here is what the open source code and the community really shines, people voluntary come and improve and fix, enhance the code and all for the greater good. There may also be that hams does not know Git and how easy it is to freely upload code, schematic, etc to github. Another benefit is that your efforts is preserved, which may not be the case with a personal blog or your own web page, which is quite annoying when you find an interesting idea or project that you want to dig into.

Hi, did you ever complete the project to kit form? I did see some information that you would sell through Kanger products but can't find any more information. Regards from Kent Morse keys.

Dan, having just passed my M6 im looking into what to make for my 2E0 project. Any thoughts or ideas? Ta, Mark.

the build i can handle , but i have trouble programming a remote control for the tv , so i better stay away from this one LOL

Great job, and presentations also. 73 de 9A6GEZ.

what a great project thanks for sharing it with us

All Datong's appear to have been built/designed defectively. They all go wonky after a while. The portable MFJ 418 is far more advanced and dependable, as is the G4FON Koch Trainer for the PC.

I think you have started something really good here, (if indeed you are the first to think of and build this), ..... well done. ... Ideas, - 1, - one call-sign per line. .... 2, - actual sentences. .... 3, - take your code input and translate.

Nice project, Dan!

Great work Dan de GW4WOV

hi this is very intersting project iam very happy if you send GSM BASED POWER THEFT CONTROL SYSTEM USING ARDUINO UNO R3