Wednesday, May 1, 2013
Function Over Form
And here it is, my first Morse Code keyer -- I know it's not pretty, but it works. I had a lot of help, but I did most of it myself, and I understand (and respect) the process a whole lot better than I did. Best of all, it's another one of those things it never occurred to me that I could do. Maybe the next time I build a keyer it will be pretty. This time, I am just happy as heck that it works.
No more excuses now that I have a working keyer. Back to a daily practice schedule so that I can claim success on Code, no matter how much longer it takes. :)
No more excuses now that I have a working keyer. Back to a daily practice schedule so that I can claim success on Code, no matter how much longer it takes. :)
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Building it probably added to your determination to conquer the process..
Wow! I am so impressed! And I think it looks really cute. Reusing an old tin-box is a really good idea, if you ask me. Congratulations on the achievement!!
:-)
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