Greetings all... The ESP8266 is another WiFi capable board that's available and affordable. They're a bit slower and have less memory and fewer pins than the ESP32 but are fine for many WiFi applicati

All, I am reposting the message below from another forum. Don is doing a group purchase for the clock PCB. If anyone has interest, please contact him directly. Bruce w8bh.net "1/15/21: Just a reminder

Chinese New Year, also known as the Spring Festival or the Lunar New Year, marks the first day of the New Year in the Chinese calendar. Chinese New Year 2021 falls on Friday, February 12th, 2021, and

Folks, I'd like to purchase a board, already programmed for the code Tutor. I have all the bits, just no board. Failing that, I'd consider purchasing a completed assembly if necessary. The only source

John WA2FZW designed a PCB for the NTP clock. I've uploaded his description and gerbers to GitHub on the project page at: https://github.com/bhall66/NTP-clock Bruce w8bh.net

If you have a spare display and an ESP32 from your Morse Tutor, here is another easy clock project. Only 2 components! Description: http://w8bh.net/NTP_DualClock.pdf Source Code: https://github.com/bh

Hi Bruce Still playing with my version of the GPS Clock. Looking through the code there is a line #define TITLE "GPS TIME" // shown at top of display But does not appear. Also there was an update to t

Hi guys. Just finished Bruce's new project, the GPS Clock. With only 3 parts (Blue Pill, Display and GPS Module), you can have a nice accurate clock for the shack. I have been referring to a small pap

It's way off topic, but if you have spare Blue Pills or displays from your Morse Tutor you may be interested. I did a quick and easy clock project using those components. Documentation: http://w8bh.ne

Hi guys. I have 2 pocket tutor bare pcb's, 2 morse tutors with 2.2 inch displays and 2 morse tutors with 3.2 inch displays. All 4 work great. Please email me at wb2art@... if interested. I have no oth

Greetings all... I have five PCBs for Bruce's Morse Tutor that I don't need so I'm offering them to the group. These are the Rev. 2A boards from the Gerber files that Bruce posted. I'm not looking to

The code for the ESP32 version of MorseTutor was just updated. The following features were added: - selectable start-up activity - selectable text and background colors The code for the STM32 version

In my last post, I had the incorrect number for the encoder. The correct p/n is: PEC11R-4215K-S0024-ND The JST battery connector and short female headers can be ordered from Adafruit. Ken WB2ART

The encoder Bruce used is oot of stock at Digikey. I used this one: ROTARY ENCODER MECHANICAL 24PPR ‎PEC11R-4225F-S0024-ND‎ It works fine. Since I did not want to use knobs, this one has a fluted shaf

When I built the Pocket Tutor, I had never worked with mcu's, audio chips and speakers. So I have attached an annotated pcb just to assist if your confused on part orientation, like I was. Ken WB2ART

Hi guys. I finished the Pocket Tutor this morning. The Pocket Tutor software works great. I did make a change to the defaults. Changed the default code speed to 21, the default call to my call and use

I am wondering if anyone on the list ordered and received any pc boards for Bruce's pocket tutor and would be willing to share? Also has anyone found or made a 3D case for it? If so, are the 3D files

A few people have asked me how to configure Arduino IDE for the Blue Pill and other STM32 microcontrollers. I am not an Arduino expert, but here are some instructions for anyone interested: http://w8b

Hello Bruce Now I have picked up your new software for the ’old’ tutor. And it’s seems to Work fine. I can change colours and preselect the wanted exercise . Very nice. But I find that the screen upda

Hello Bruce You did it again! Nice work with the portable tutor and the documentation. Top class! I hope to get the new software implemented to my 'old' tutor, and need a hint for the display improvem