It's available on Kindle Unlimited!

It's now in my KU library. When I'm finished, I'll be, you know, back!

Quote from: radleymartinez on October 31, 2024, 11:15:40 PMI can't access your website

Same here. When attempting to get to the site, the following message is displayed:

k5fv.com's DNS address could not be found.
Hope that helps...

lost track online again  so putting it down  not detailed at all,  neutral mention.  came across: xrmtowork.com no endorsement.

Thanks Ray!
Here's the link to Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FXH75VYT
The paperback version is available too, with characters big enough for tired eyes.
Gil.

I am reading it right now.  You have a good writing style, Gil.  I 'see' the story as I read it, and that's a rare ability to write that way.

Later:  Finished the book.  Even if this wasn't Gil's book, I'd highly recommend it.  A very good read, especially for those of us predisposed to enjoying Post-Apoc novels, which I am. 



- Ray

Hi Guys.
It's called "Regulators," check it out: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FXH75VYT
Gil.

Hello.
Indeed, after a few posts you won't have to go through all that. We had a lot of spam, that's why. Glad to have you!
Gil.

Nearly impossible to join and now I have to go through the same process just to make a post!

I have a lot to offer, look me up on QRZ.  I hope this process for posting goes away when you have confidence in new members!

Most Morse Image Decoders I tried are completely useless cause they either use Tesseract, OCR or some other AI models like ChatGPT. Those are not build to recognise morse but rather for text or objects.

So I am building one from scratch. Free of ads, signups and annoying affiliate links.

It's far from perfect yet but it works with single row morse code.

I'm looking for some feedback from the community to test it and see where I can improve the tool.

https://morsexpress.com/morse-code-image-decoder/

I think this makes a good prepper radio, its range from HF to UHF, easy to use, and cheap at ~€50