Show HN: Silly Morse code chat app using WebSockets
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Re: Show HN: Silly Morse code chat app using WebSockets
#12That is quite fun! Not a lot of people know morse code so there is a lot of QRM (man made interference). It is amazing how good the human brain is picking out signal from the noise. I did spot one other Ham a fellow Brit (G4) but didn't complete a QSO (a contact). 73 (kind regards) de M5NCW
73 de G4IYT :)
Re: Show HN: Silly Morse code chat app using WebSockets
#13Re: Show HN: Silly Morse code chat app using WebSockets
#14Feels like a meeting on a remote island shore where nobody understands each other's language, but it's still hella fun :)
Re: Show HN: Silly Morse code chat app using WebSockets
#15That is quite fun! Not a lot of people know morse code so there is a lot of QRM (man made interference). It is amazing how good the human brain is picking out signal from the noise. I did spot one other Ham a fellow Brit (G4) but didn't complete a QSO (a contact). 73 (kind regards) de M5NCW
That might have been me! There were one or two M stations there. I heard a couple of stations calling CQ. Very difficult to pick out signals without any filtering. 73 de G4IYT :)
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#16Re: Show HN: Silly Morse code chat app using WebSockets
#17Btw, for emacs users, there is a `morse-region` and `unmorse-region` https://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/MorseCode to play with