Re: Linux-based CW Reader?

Re: Linux-based CW Reader?

[Pino Zollo]

Il martedì 21 luglio 2009 17:56:26 kd4e ha scritto:
> I saw a posting for a MFJ device which translates CW to letters.
>
> Is there a sound card-based app to do the same for Linux?

fldigi

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Re: Linux-based CW Reader?

[Curt, WE7U]

On Tue, 21 Jul 2009, kd4e wrote:

> I saw a posting for a MFJ device which translates CW to letters.
>
> Is there a sound card-based app to do the same for Linux?

fldigi works very well.

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Re: Linux-based CW Reader?

[Curt, WE7U]

On Tue, 21 Jul 2009, kd4e wrote:

> Thanks Pino and Curt - forgot about that!
>
> I think I have a version that works under Puppy Linux
> around here somewhere.
>
> The 20WPM for my Extra has long-since faded for lack
> of use.  :-/

I'm in that same boat... It was 22 years ago!  I was copying 25+
back then.  Rx now is abt 10wpm (with 25wpm char spacing).  TX is
25+ now after a lot of practice and I'm working on the RX actively.
I bought an AEA MorseMachine3 at the Seaside, OR, hamfest and it's
hooked to my bencher within easy access of my armchair.  Watch out
on the CW bands 'cuz I'm a'comin!

P.S.  I still love my Bencher!

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Linux-based CW Reader?

[kd4e]

I saw a posting for a MFJ device which translates CW to letters.

Is there a sound card-based app to do the same for Linux?

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Re: Linux-based CW Reader?

[kd4e]

Thanks Pino and Curt - forgot about that!

I think I have a version that works under Puppy Linux
around here somewhere.

The 20WPM for my Extra has long-since faded for lack
of use.  :-/

 > Curt, WE7U wrote:
> On Tue, 21 Jul 2009, kd4e wrote:
> 
>> I saw a posting for a MFJ device which translates CW to letters.
>>
>> Is there a sound card-based app to do the same for Linux?
> 
> fldigi works very well.
> 

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Personal: http://kd4e.com
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             | | & | |
        /\      {|
       /  \     {|
      /    \    {|
     /   @  \   {|
     |   |~_|~~~~|
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Re: Linux-based CW Reader?

[Bob Nielsen]

I haven't tried, but bet it would have problems with my 70-year old  
fist and a hand key :^)

About the only time I use my hand key anymore is to key my amp for  
tuning.  Neither man nor machine could decode it.

73,
Bob, N7XY

On Jul 21, 2009, at 2:06 PM, Curt, WE7U wrote:

> On Tue, 21 Jul 2009, kd4e wrote:
>
>> I saw a posting for a MFJ device which translates CW to letters.
>>
>> Is there a sound card-based app to do the same for Linux?
>
> fldigi works very well.
>
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> Windows:  Microsoft's tax on computer illiterates. - WE7U.
> The world DOES revolve around me:  I picked the coordinate system!"
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