[CW] Help wanted === Review CW product

[Bob Liesenfeld]

Hi Eric,
  One suggestion I have right off the top is to incorperate some kind of 
weight adjustment (if not already in place).  It has been my experience, and 
I think others as well, that CW at the higher speeds is a whole 'nother 
animal and changing the weight as you move up in speed can make a world of 
difference in ease of copy.

My 2 cents....

Bob  WB0POQ
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> I have recently completed a low cost, portable, battery operated, PIC
> (18F2620) powered Morse code practice QSO generator project called
> "WalkMorse". The code in it is about 5000 lines of "C", which compiles to
> almost a full 64K bytes.