Since 1999, I have a chance to aware the Morse Code, it
aroused a very big interest to myself. I found this
is a very special and just using simple tools to
communicate with other Radio Hams wireless.
Morse LED
Watch silver Then, I developed the first Morse Code watch. After that, I also aware that if I operate Morse in Hong Kong, I need to take the exam organized by the Communications Authority.
VR2XIE-QSL-Card
So delight to get my Hong Kong Amateur Radio Test Examination passed on 27th Oct, 2012. It took me half year to study the material from web and printed material. The meaning of VR2 is Hong Kong. And the last 3 alphabets I selected XIE.
The "XIE" in Mandarin Chinese is the pronunciation of
"謝" . It means "Thanks". And also this Chinese Character
can mean one of the common Surname. So, I apply this call sign
for myself.
Morse
2 Watch Recently, I have more time after 2 daughters go to junior
school. And I come up with some new ideas to put the
Morse Code into the second generation as Morse 2 Watch. It can be
customed to each individual Radio Ham call sign and burn
the code into the watch MCU.
CQARA
VR2HKR:
145.100MHz (RX)
145.700MHz (TX)
CTCSS 110.9Hz
ARSN
VR2TKW:
144.975MHz (RX)
145.575MHz (TX)
CTCSS 110.9Hz
HKARA
VR2A:
145.025MHz (RX)
145.625MHz (TX)
CTCSS 110.9Hz
VR2Z:
145.850MHz (RX)
145.450MHz (TX)
CTCSS 110.9Hz
VR2HAM
VR2HKI:
144.900MHz (RX)
145.500MHz (TX)
CTCSS 110.9Hz
CARSC
VR2RC:
144.650MHz (RX)
145.250MHz (TX)
CTCSS 110.9Hz
HARTS
VR2HKA:
145.150MHz (RX)
145.750MHz (TX)
CTCSS 110.9Hz
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