Now, hams are using the Raspberry Pi to receive highly readable Morse code using very low power. The software is QrssPiG and it can process audio or use a cheap SDR dongle.

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In the past, we've also covered topics like Morse Code transmitting and receiving on Raspberry Pi and a Pi Zero W mod that converts Telegram messages to blinking-light Morse code.

A project called Teleflix wired a Raspberry Pi to a vintage AT&T telegraph key, translating an input of Morse code into USB keyboard scancodes.