Morse Code Watch

Good Christmas present for a radio ham

http://www.tokyoflash.com/UKviewwatch76H1.html

Link via Jonathan Marks Critical Distance blogspot
http://criticaldistance.blogspot.com/
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Interesting. I just bot a speaking watch for my mother-in-law who is nearly blind. Works great. Local friendly store. Not expensive either.

TOM K8ERV Montrose Colo

 

As a nearly 100% CW op, I will say this about that watch: It's friggin goofy. Imagine that sing chirping along in public. NOT!

Hams just keep TRYING to be noticed as weirdos. No wonder so many look pathetic.

As I would say in the other language of my childhood: HET!

Sometimes I wonder . . .

 

But, will it key my linyer!

Dennis

 

I think your linyer (or you) need some help !!

TOM K8ERV Montrose Colo

 

If I translated the Morse Code sent by the watch via the link on the Tokyoflash web site, the watch said the time was 3:31pm. Interesting way to tell time. I wouldn't wear that watch to the office as it could distrub your work mates or to the movies either.

Wedsite didn't say how much the watch cost in US Bucks but, I'm guessing it's around $120.00.