bahrta sai
I'm very new to Morse code, so I can't really comment on how realistic the oscillator is, but the feature to choose your speed is nice as well as an option to show what you're "typing" on screen in realtime. The privacy policy should be clear about what kind of "anonymized data" is sold to 3rd parties. The fact that it is so ambiguous is a little concerning.
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cssdixieland
In Google Play Store, amongst several dozens of executables supposedly intended for working with Morse code, this is THE ONLY ONE that really reproduces the functions, and even the look, of a true Morse keyer. There is another keyer, but that one has a button for dots and another button for dashes, which is NOT how a Morse keyer operates. This keyer by Disciple Skies correctly uses only one button. The operator must be skilled for sending either a dot or a dash by the duration of touching.
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