battlefield 1 user beware!'s Review of Morsedecoder
Reviewed on 9/9/19 2:11 PMDon’t buy this if you are trying to decode Morse code on battlefield one. The back noise is too much. Complete waste of my ten dollars. It ‘s a sad day in America when money is wrongly spent. Wish I could return this app. Don’t believe the fake reviews of bf1 on this website. The positive review are lies of satan.
Rob1432987's Review of Morsedecoder
Reviewed on 9/9/19 2:11 PMWorks perfect, got it went right to 40m, found some clear code, didn’t miss a letter, ran W1AW at multiple speeds, perfect copy. Found a QSO in the noise @ 25 wpm, got 1 e. Found a station way in the noise at 35 WPM, per HRD, that’s when I got quite a few missed characters. But head copying I’d have gone right past it, way into the noise and very faint, it did great in my opinion. That is all without touching the settings. My first regret, is spending far more money on other decoders that I THOUGHT were good till I heard this one, second regret is that I was to apprehensive to buy the pro version, wish I had spent ten more and got it now. BTW, I rarely write a reviews, this warranted letting you know it’s GOOD!
SV650guy's Review of Morsedecoder
Reviewed on 9/9/19 2:11 PMCertainly one of the best things I’ve ever bought for $10. Put it next to the speaker and if somebody is sending reasonable code it translates it just fine. Sure if somebody is a terrible sender Then it can mess up, but that’s the same for me when I try to write it down. For me, the added benefit is that I’m trying to learn code by ear and I get most of it by ear and I can just look at the iPhone for a little help. Also, on my radio I have to Set the frequency offset by ear and now I can just look at the exact sending tone frequency on the screen and match the receiving frequency perfectly. And it’s also a good check of what message I’ve sent
Niki_K's Review of Morsedecoder
Reviewed on 12/22/18 1:23 PMInitially, I could only get sporadic letters when I sent code through my old iambic keyer. After adjusting the weight it works great even though I am a bit rusty. It works well receiving weak signals even with considerable noise. After a 20 year break from HF, I'm preparing to jump back in, mostly CW. Good app, 73 de KD6NB
K6WMD's Review of Morsedecoder
Reviewed on 12/22/18 1:23 PMI converse on CW (morse) frequently but am only skilled to about 13 words per minute. This app decodes everything perfectly at all speeds on ham radio. I don't know why some people have trouble I just got my first iphone4 yesterday (never had an iPhone) and got this app today. Of Course the received code must be decent quality just as needed for human ears. Totally worth $10 considering mfj decoders are about $100 and don't even work near as good. Totally recommend!
Bills133's Review of Morsedecoder
Reviewed on 12/22/18 1:23 PMCan not get it to read a single letter except e Tried changing settings, input level, filtering , speed No luck Maybe its just my phone!
Kmc127's Review of Morsedecoder
Reviewed on 12/22/18 1:23 PMThis app would be worth 2.99 as is tops. The dev should add more function for 10 bucks. Even simple things like text to morse would be helpful.
Farmerr Red's Review of Morsedecoder
Reviewed on 12/22/18 1:23 PMI 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!
Bban2010's Review of Morsedecoder
Reviewed on 12/22/18 1:23 PMWorks on my iPad mini and my iPhone 3GS. It took awhile to find an app that sent audio Morse code so I tried their, "Text2morse" app. Used my iPad to send, while iPhone decoded and it worked like a charm. I wanted to write a review on text2morse, but I don't want to spend all day looking for it. I just wantd to say I downloaded many apps that didn't work before I found it. The only complaint is that it works only in protrait mode and it would be better if it played in landscae as well as I'm using a bluetooth keyboard in landscape mode and it is akward to hold it in portait orientation.
A long time ham's Review of Morsedecoder
Reviewed on 12/22/18 1:23 PMI thought this might help with some faster cw. It can't cop cq at any speed. Save your ten bucks.