MorseDecoder

I have a Yaesu ft 857. I hav to change my receiver to 700hz or the iPhone WILL NOT hear the CW. I also find it useful to set the manual speed a little above the current words per minute. A person can spend his whole life developing a CW decoder and it will never work like what’s in between your ears. It really has a hard time decoding sloppy straight keys but extremely well with iambic decoding. It decodes straight key practice oscillator with precision sending. Most people use paddles or sticks anyway. This app is great for backup when I’m focused on a letter and now 14 letters behind and can jut glance over to catch up again. Apps absolutely worth the money. Maybe not the big app but this one is great. I’m extremely happy. Waaaay cheaper then a decoder on $15k radio that barely works and some commercial one that works poorly too. You shouldn’t regret it, (use manual settings) I don’t!

At least every other letter this app detects is an E. If there is background noise you have no chance, it will get no sound or it will get all the wrong sounds. I do not recommend getting this app.

During the ARRL International DX contest I found it useful while operating QRP as I manually tuned looking for stations. The ability to rapidly and visually tune stations within the passband made for efficient operation and the capability to decode speeds beyond my own ability certainly helped to get some exchanges correct that might have otherwise been iffy. After the success I had, I purchased the pro-version, since I was happy to support Hot Paw's programming efforts and hope to encourage them to develop other high quality software for digital modes to include FSQ which is of interest here for emergency operations.