Morse Runner 1.68

Morse Runner is a free Windows-based program designed by Alex Shovkoplyas, VE3NEA. It is used by amateur radio operators (hams) to improve their Morse code receiving and transmitting skills.

The program simulates a Morse code communication system, including various types of modulation, signal fading, noise, and interference. It allows the user to adjust these parameters to provide a customized Morse code training experience.

The user can choose from different modes of operation, including typing, copying and transmitting, and contest simulation. The program has several built-in training functionalities, such as random word or letter generation, speed and pitch adjustment, and varying code groups.

One of the most significant advantages of Morse Runner is its ability to simulate real-world Morse code communication scenarios. The program uses real-world signal models and actual Morse code transmissions recorded by hams worldwide. This makes the software an excellent tool for practicing Morse code receiving and transmitting using realistic conditions.

Morse Runner is an invaluable tool for hams looking to improve their skills in Morse code communication. The program provides a customizable and realistic way to practice sending and receiving morse code messages in different situations.