Adventures in RF intercepting or: Morse kit decoder!

Totally agree. Maybe one day when i get rich

I’m excited for you and seeing your industrial city starting to take shape!

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Two years ago, China’s last telegraph station slipped quietly into history, and the old Morse signals that had wandered across the Atlantic for a century faded into silence.
It isn’t a refusal of modern power.It’s simply the belief that some things deserve to be remembered by those who still feel their pulse.
Wishing you a smooth and delightful crafting journey ahead.

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UPDATE!

Finally, I got an update, though it won’t be much, and it’s not a really “good” one

I finally received the RF sensor that I bought, to try and catch the signals from the kit. That’s the good news.
The bad news is, despite following instructions, I cannot get it to detect anything.
Not just from the kit, I mean, at all.

I either got scammed, got a defective one, or messed up the wiring somewhere….

So… i’m going to keep at it, and ask on some specialised forums to see what I might be missing here, and as soon as I get it to function, I’ll focus on using it as I intended: a real morse code decoder for the kit!

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This is way above my pay grade but I find this really interesting! Please keep us updated! I’m so excited to see if you can make your idea work :star_struck:

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Update:

Not been very active on the community here, because irl got me in a chokehold ^^”

BUT I found an electronic club/space that I can bring this too, so we can check the board and components to see if they’re faulty, the guys seems super nice and helpful when I told them about the project and how I was dabbling in electronics XD

At least I’ll be sure of where the issue is, and if maybe we can finally get the hardware part to work, so I can work my magic with making a software to show the morse code on screen!