[kodera2t] rolled his own Arduino-compatible board for this project. The tiny ATmega1284 powered computer allows him to encode and decode Morse code. A smartphone-sized keyboard and a lilliputian ...

You can see the project in operation in the video below. Once you learn how to read Morse code, you might want to teach your Arduino to understand it, too. Or, you can check out some other Morse ...

The Arduino is built to power up and shut down immediately, which also creates a faster workflow for your DIY projects ... code. As Arduino is built for creatives, there's also the option to write ...

What’s more, the Arduino-powered device’s small LCD screen also displays translations at speeds as fast as 60 words-per-minute—quicker than even some professional-level human Morse code ...

Because it is collaborative you can clone bits of code and use it in your own projects and ... me to dig out my Arduino boards and actually do something. John Biggs is a writer, consultant ...