Morse Code Trainer (DONATION)

Could you make the 0 with a slash for clarity against O?

After playing with the free version so much, I purchased this app to say thanks to the creator. My only wish is that there was a way of adding a custom word list for the program to draw from (just a request). Still a very useful learning tool. I personally have had a lot of fun on car rides with friends one of us using the free pad and the other trying to figure out the message by sound.

This app is great for learning morse code. I like all the options I have to tailor it to my experience level. Has a well made interface as well, simple but professional and not complicated. Thanks for the great app!

Would be nice to have the play-next-track button on the score screen.

Could you make the 0 with a slash for clarity against O?

Love the fact that I can pay for your time and no ads.

Easiest way to learn Morse code. Typed this using DotDash Keyboard after just a few days of playing. Yes, I said playing.

Transmit training seems to work, but the receive training plays one brief tone, then goes silent. Will update review when the app is fixed. Seems like a good concept.

I've learn how to send all the alphabets in Morse code with this app. Now I'm working on receiving Morse code.

In donation version the sound stops working sometimes.. mb200 with android 2.1. Overall good app though. Id recomend it. :-)

Love this app. Was recently recovering from surgery, spending a lot of time in a warm bath...used this to learn Morse code in a bit under 2 days. Wish the donation version would let you set up a Morse keyboard, heheh. --. .-. . .- - .- .--. .--.

Just needs some Q codes and sentences on receive, which I will gladly pay another buck for.

Easiest way to learn Morse code. Typed this using DotDash Keyboard after just a few days of playing. Yes, I said playing.

Great app! Needed something to exercise my Brain. Learning fast. Thank you

The best way to morse code.

Thanks.

Hi Todd, thank you for making this app. Downloaded your free version first and experimented with it; then paid your nominal donation fee gladly. I'm thinking about getting my amateur radio license--the traditional one, with Morse. A friend is in emergency communications by day, and by night and weekends he is in his radio room, transmitting to (at 55 wpm) & receiving from people all over the world. He's taken me to some of their get-togethers, and I've met some wonderful people. I've just begun learning and didn't realize how off I was in spacing between characters of a letter, between letters, and between words. Milliseconds matter. At first, it seemed that the app was misreading my oh-so-clear tappings, but after really closely paying attention to what I was doing, I could hear that my dots and dashes were more like dotsches. The app gives instant feedback and so when I was pausing just for a fraction of a second to think, it showed me how I was chopping up words. Thanks, again.

The words section is disabled in receiving mode. Am I being stupid here? :-)