This project illustrates a working homemade Morse code oscillator that is constructed in an Altoids can while the paddles are constructed using copper board, eyeglass screwdriver, and rubber bumpons.

There’s a lot to learn from this 1966 Army training film about the International Morse Code, but the most crucial component of good keying is rhythm. A young man named [Owens] demonstrates very clean ...

Have you ever felt the options for Morse code communication were too limited? Well, look no further than [marsPRE]’s open source WristMorse communicator that can connect over WiFi, can act as a ...