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MMX ZERO Intelligent Morse Decoder/Encoder

This is a popular variant of the MMX Multi-Band Morse Transceiver... without the transceiver. What? Yes. For those customers that only want to use the dual processor intelligent decoder to help them with decoding those high speed senders, or to help them learn to hear Morse Code off the air.

Others want to also use the powerful RPL-driven (Rig Programming Language) encoder that provides optional automatic station ID, capture off-the-air of call signs so you don't have to remember them, and many other powerful transmit features for either total texting to CW, or a mix of texting plus hand keying.

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More Time to Turn the Knob: A Lifeline for Hams
by Eric Anderson October 17, 2025
Hey folks, let’s talk about something we all notice but don’t always say out loud. Our wonderful hobby has a history of attracting brilliant, curio...
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Planning for a Bad Patch
by Sandra Anderson September 8, 2023
National Preparedness Month reminds us all to ready ourselves and our families for those harsh events that could disrupt our lives. Beside stocking essential things, you may consider how you will communicate in the crisis. While some devices offer a bit of support, we invite you to study the advantages of getting through promptly by keyboarding your messages in Morse code, believe it or not.
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Good Day, Sunshine: MMX in Solar Cycle 25
by Sandra Anderson August 30, 2023
Maybe the Beatles didn’t need to know, but how will the coming geomagnetic storms affect my communications? Amateur radio operators want to know. Will all the new sunspot activity improve propagation of my signals or will we see blackouts? High frequency (HF) operators are tracking the densities of ionospheric particles out of curiosity about how their signals will propagate. It’s been pretty surprising so far. After predictions of a relatively weak phase like Cycle 24, the sun is no longer dithering.
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