Pixie CW transceiver

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Pixie transceivers are not really suited to computer interfacing.

they are very simple devices and will for sure suffer with interference.

The pixie is at its best in an electronically quiet environment ( post SHTF?) and using human skill to send and receive messages in morse code.

Strangely it is easier to send morse code than it is to decipher it. But if sent very slowly it can be written down as dots and dashes .... / . / .-.. / .-.. / --- (decodes to H/E/L/L/O)

I am testing with an automatic standalone code reader with some success, but it it gets confused when there are to many stations operating close together... however the human ear can clearly hear tonal differences between stations and can focus on just one of them quite easily. Wait until your one arrives and then have a listen, you'll hear what I mean.