In the spirit of dolphin.town, who's going to start the Mastodon instance where only posts in #MorseCode are allowed?
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@ai6yr as an update, tried out a different mic and I have the same issue. Looks like I'll need to investigate further.
@W1CDN yea, exactly something like that. Record the audio and then make it easily available as an embedded audio player with each post.
@W1CDN supposedly the fedilab app will do Morse conversion. Not to audio but to —.. format.
I think it would be interesting to add a little audio recording utility to the post window to allow direct input view key/paddle.
@ke8det
If in the US, I would recommend that each server has a DMCA Designated Agent registered with the US Copyright office. DMCA has a safe harbor provision which protects site owners from copyright liability if a user posts something infringing. But you need a designated agent to get that protection. Costs $6 every few years.
@dj3ei
Yes, that is what I was trying to do. However, turning the knobs on the tuner produces no change on the VNA's plot. The plot remains quite steady.
Yes, that is what I was trying to do. However, turning the knobs on the tuner produces no change on the VNA's plot. The plot remains quite steady.
@K3ALA
That is what I was thinking. I think I remember reading somewhere that this tuner has something like a 10W minimum. I don't know what sort of signal the network analyzer produces but it can't be much.
That is what I was thinking. I think I remember reading somewhere that this tuner has something like a 10W minimum. I don't know what sort of signal the network analyzer produces but it can't be much.