Just before Christmas I've ordered the nanoKeyer kit from Oscar DJ0MY. It was in the letterbox when we returned from camping in mid January.
http://nanokeyer.wordpress.com/
The firmware is written by K3NG
http://radioartisan.wordpress.com/arduino-cw-keyer/ . The firmware has all the features of Winkeyer by K1EL and some more. Can be used with most contest loggers.
Oscar does not supply the Arduino, I had to buy an Arduino Uno on eBay. The arduino is the "engine" of the project. The assembly time was hardly two hours an a little bit. It took a whole day to source the enclosure and drill all the holes.
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Finished kit to be put into it's enclosure |
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View from the top with the memory buttons |
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Arduino Uno ... the engine |
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Ready to go |
What enclosure did you use for this? Thanks
ReplyDeleteIt was available in local electronic supplier. Don't remember the model number any more. What I've done was: Just compared the board with the size of the box and used it.
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