Morse code - learn and play - Premium 1

Reviews

5 ★, on 2020-07-29
I chose to pay for this APP because it has the 'Recognize Words' feature. I was told by HAM ops that the best way to continue learning (after you know the alphabet completely and have practiced) to start learning words at 20-25wpm. This feature allows you to write or keyboard down letters as they come in with morse and choose your speed in the settings. I actually had to start at 17wpm and this specific feature has helped ENORMOUS amounts.

4 ★, on 2020-05-07
This is great. I got my 12wpm HAM ticket over 10 years ago but never really used CW. Ive been using this to refresh. You do have to be a tad slower and precise when sending via screen tapping, other than that i cant fault it.

4 ★, on 2020-04-05
Very good app for getting to grips with the basics of morse code. It could be better when sending morse code. Tapping the screen, it seems that the threshold between long and short is set exactly at the correct length for a long tone for the speed setting. You need to set a higher speed than you intend to send to get some margin of error. An other issue is that the app does not care how long your pauses are. You can send with bad rytm, as long as the order of long and short tones is correct

3 ★, on 2020-01-28
The app is full of features & makes learning easy. However, the Incorrect dialog that appears on a wrong answer is downright annoying. Sometimes it's dismissable by tapping on it, sometimes it's not. I can't discern the logic, and the way that the dialog behaves makes it frustrating to practice. Were it not for this, I'd give the app 5 stars.

4 ★, on 2019-08-14
nice app to learn morse code. a few featyre requests to make it even better : 1. option to turn off hints during learning. morse code is a language of sounds and learning the dot/dash pattern slows down tge user by creating a mental lookup table 2.fade in and fade out morse code tone to avoid annoying clicking or thumping sound at the end of each element 3. add mode to learn common words and q-codes;this allows the user to get trained to recognise common words for "head" copying code

5 ★, on 2019-11-19
I was so impressed I bought it! Then it worked differently! Why did you change it from a simple touch screen to having the dots on one side and the dashes on the other! I thought the original idea fitted better for someone learning to use a single keying device, as they would if they were actually sending Morse over the airwaves. .AIRWAVES. .-. .--. My initials! Thank you it wasn't as obvious as I was expecting. I thought the settings symbol would have given me the option, but now I am happy!