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Using a Pi Pico to Convert Keyboard Input to Morse Code -- Episode 573

Ever fancied sending a message via Morse code, but the process of working out the dots and dashes seems daunting? Then why not make a keyboard that will convert the text you type into Morse code, in an audible and visual form!

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Product Name Manufacturer Quantity Buy Kit
RASPBERRY PI PICO W RASPBERRY-PI 1 Buy Now
RPI-KEYB (UK)-BLACK/GREY RASPBERRY-PI 1 Buy Now
PROJECTS UNLIMITED Transducer, 3 V to 28 V, Continuous, 90 dB, Sounder, 5 mA, Panel Mount PROJECTS UNLIMITED 1 Buy Now
 

 

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  • in reply to dougw

    I've got a really useful wide but small spudger on the end of a pen like stick, with a sharp plastic point, also useful for poking at small gaps/holes, wish I could remember where I got it from though.
    Also the metal ended ones are very useful, but have to be used carefully, like a thin pallet knife but the end curves to be only one rounded point, rather than a flat end, got if it's tough to separate