The 15 year old here used gas town to build a Simon game, but for learning Morse code. It's intended for phones. Still needs documentation touched up a bit.
Scroll the game panel up a bit, turn off the mute button and click start game. A Morse code letter will be played, key it back on the iambic keyer. Pad 1 is for dits. Pad 3 is for dahs. (Dots and dashes for those new to Morse code.) Get it right and the game plays that letter and another random letter back out to you. After successfully sending each sequence back to the game, you get a one letter longer sequence. Just like the handheld Simon game. Link's below
Forgot, use wired headphones or speaker. Bluetooth delay wreaks havoc adding delays to Morse code sidetones. Like trying to learn piano with delay between tapping key and hearing tune
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The 15 year old here used gas town to build a Simon game, but for learning Morse code. It's intended for phones. Still needs documentation touched up a bit.
Scroll the game panel up a bit, turn off the mute button and click start game. A Morse code letter will be played, key it back on the iambic keyer. Pad 1 is for dits. Pad 3 is for dahs. (Dots and dashes for those new to Morse code.) Get it right and the game plays that letter and another random letter back out to you. After successfully sending each sequence back to the game, you get a one letter longer sequence. Just like the handheld Simon game. Link's below
https://projecttoucans.com/pt-cwsimon
Forgot, use wired headphones or speaker. Bluetooth delay wreaks havoc adding delays to Morse code sidetones. Like trying to learn piano with delay between tapping key and hearing tune