Putikeeg Morse Code CW Trainer

The menu is very hard to navigate. But much worse, it fails to detect "dits" (polling frequency too low?) even at 15 WPM, making it barely usable at very slow speeds, and a frustrating failure at any higher speed.

The little thing does work. It does have a little bit of a learning curve. The print label for the use of switches and the screen are small, but readable. All of the functions with some good instructions, not included, would probably show you a lot more about how to use this CW trainer to its fullest potential.

Frail on-off micro switch failed after a few uses, waiting on refund as seller would not accept return. Seller agreed to refund.

Does well for helping a person to see how well or poorly that they are sending. Does a lot in a small package. Inspired me to build a “Junk box sideswiper key” to learn a new skill. Speaker is small and poor, but tones are clear through headphones. Display is small but adequate for a single person to use for visual feedback. I would recommend. 73, de John AL7RB/4.