Morse Chat Reviews

When I try to play a message all it says is to “Please enable sound” with no option to do so. Other apps play sound with no issues.

iOS 15 iPhone 11 Pro Max

Flashlight and vibration work. No sounds during playback. Fix sound for full stars.

Don’t want pay premium

Good concept but keying features are weird when using the on screen key. I’ve tried the straight key as well as keyer.
If I could connect an outboard key (my own) it would be 100% better. I’ve been hamming for 59 years and have an extra class. My code speed is in the 25-30wpm. I use straight key, electronic keyers, and bugs. Hopefully there will be improvements.

So this was great, it introduced you to the alphabet a little at a time, but I used this thing called “hello Morse” to help me remember the sequence. I recommend looking at hello Morse before/while you do this. One problem however, is that you can go back levels to review. While that is nice, it doesn’t let you go back to where you originally were. So, I didn’t know what the button did, so I pressed it a bunch and now I have to redo a bunch of lessons. Other than that, it’s pretty good.

What the title says.

I used to be obsessed with trying to learn morse code. It started by looking at pictures, remembering each letter, doing each letter with a flashlight, then putting the letters together to make words and eventually sentences. This got so confusing so quick though, so as the desperate person I was, I downloaded their other morse app, but that‘s not the topic.

Anyway, I downloaded MorseChat to find other Morse Code fans and to send and decode morse messages. It was pretty fun to say the least. I also played around in the practice area. But then my game randomly stopped and put me in the type and convert it into morse area in the middle of a word and played this very long note. This was very irritating to my ears so closed the tab. It stopped for not even a second and continued on their other app they made, so I had to close that tab too.

Otherwise from that, this game was very enjoyable. fun, and helped me learn a bit more morse. I recommend MorseChat to anyone who love morse or want to learn more morse.

Morse code is hard :(

Over all, this is a neat concept and a great way to practice with fellow HAMs and Morse code enthusiasts. I would give higher rating if it had iambic mode for sending.

I’m trying to send a message and it keeps giving me weird letters I keep tapping the right ones but it comes up a different letter every time. Need the bugs and fixes to work out. I paid too lol. Other then that great!

Even though I’ve had it for a few hours, I’m glad I get some practice with this, and we get into some pretty good topics

This is cool, i like it :)

It was exactly how it said it was.

ich love das morse und ich habe eine grosse wilhelm

I’ve been using MorseChat for one day, and I’ve already gotten better at Morse code. Talking to people is also just fun, and it’s also fun to have to decipher all of the messages when you’re starting out using Morse code.

Any skill takes practice.
HOW you practice makes the difference.
If you are willing to invest the time to learn a new language, you should find a great teacher.
Morse Mania showed me the way by utilizing many different controls to perfect my style, or “Fist”.
MorseChat allows me to define what I need to succeed and grow and Excel!
I started with the free version and wore it out. I was hesitant because cw seemed hard to learn. After I completed the free introduction it was obvious the subsequent pay versions were absolutely essential to succeed as I was advancing so quickly. ( I considered them CHEAP!)
I will suggest:
1. Try the free version first. You will know then if you need the balance of tools.
2. I started on a standard “straight” key. I heard/ was advised that one should use an iambic key to get over 20WPM. I am almost at that point, and considering what the cost and time investment will be to start over with the iambic key. I will ask my club for advice. DO learn CW and Prosper!