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Stantheman822•

I would like to know what software they're using... Leaning morse has been one of the most challenging things I've done since learning to parallel park.

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UltraChip•

I'm sure it was something they wrote in-house for the experiment.

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guerochuleta•

What methods have you tried? Kmt Morse pro worked well for me, showing bits of news while I listened, and you can go letter by letter

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dan_kb6nuAnn Arbor, MI•

They may be on to something here, but generally, if something sounds too good to be true, it probably is. In this case, the participants were sent the characters very slowly at a sub-audible frequency, so that the dits and dahs were felt as taps and not heard as sounds. So, it's not clear that learning Morse Code in this way would be any good for prospective CW operators.

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forgotpassword69KD7FDU•

I have started using Morse Machine on android anyone had success with this app?

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ade_mcc•

I just like that it seems to learn the letters that I'm struggling with and repeats them. Now looking for something similar churning out words or strings of letters (on Android)

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Americanjello•

This is cool, but unless I missed it, this is only useful for sending CW, they didn't test actually copying it.

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WP6njNYW•

Yeah, it doesn't explain it very well.

Apparently they hear both the spoken letter and the vibration, then have to send the letter back.

In which it would teach both sending and receiving.

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