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I loved your video so much, I had provided the kit to a family member and had them follow your video to build it. Thank you for instilling the confidence with newbees that have not soldered or assembled anything like this before. There were a couple items that I could nit picked about, but you did such a darn good job overall, I wont dare nit pick. Thank you so much for the time and detail you put into this video. Again, serious kudos to you ! Thnak you !

Kudo's to you ! ! ! ! Your videos are extremely professional, detailed and relaxing to follow. Thank you, It was a delight watching your videos.

SUPER video...thank you.

Very helpful video. Only I can't seem to locate (after much Googling) the 3.5 mm stereo to RCA you used. Any help?

Have you used the reader side of the MFJ-464.....interested to know how it copes with hand sent CW

Dear Rosebag: You are very sweet and its a joy to learn from you. Your fan rick

73,best DX!

How did you like it? 73 de kc2wvb

That great. Do you have the same thing for the Yaesu FT-710, same equipment as in your ICOM. I CANNOT MAKE IT WORK😖! See QRZ for KO4ZVJ FOR EMAIL.

Hi Rose - thanks so much for the great video. I followed along your video as well as the Morserino instruction sheet, and found I needed the video more than I expected. You did a great job. I am building mine for an article in the QRZ series, "Trials and Errors -- Ham Life with an Amateur." I'll make sure and steer my readers to your vid for their own builds. Thanks! Dave, W7DGJ

Thanks for the walkthrough. Just got mine built! 73 w6dac

It's kind of bothersome that noone sells a mono RCA to stereo adapter with the ground and the tip connected to the mono side. I almost tried to look you up RoseBag - so I could e-mail you to find out about where you got that RCA connector. But then I read your description at the top - and "oh crap, that's what I was afraid of". One other idea I had to address this cable issue - to avoid having to do something in the connector area itself, I just went on Amazon and for about $20 I was able to buy a bare wire open end pigtail (RCA), and also a bare wire open end 1/8" stereo connector). So I can solder the RCA center wire to stereo tip, and the ground wire to ground, and just cut off the remaining wire on the stereo end (that goes to the ring contact of the stereo plug)... Then seal it up with heat shrink where the wires are joined in the middle... No connector work necessary and wire to wire soldering is easy. This is not as fragile a process or in any way difficult. One other thing I did similar to this (seemed janky at the time but was easier than alternatives). I tried to open an aux cable up to wire the key side for my MFJ-557 straight key oscillator terminals, and the wires were about the same thickness as human hair, so that was a bust. I then decided to just take aother intact aux cable and just solder one wire direct to the tip, and one wire to the ground (skipping the ring contact area of the stero plug) - being sure to tin both the connector and wire first so they soldered easily. Then I put heat shrink over the solider joint on the connector to seal it up and give it some extra strength. Had to take care of course soldering the ground portion to the wire so it didn't cross over to the ring contact of the stereo connector. Not pretty, but all those sins are covered up in heat shrink and after I soldered it, it survived the pull test, so it worked well enough for my purposes. All its doing is conducting electricity in a simple circuit. Open/closed. So it didn't have to be a work of art. Another idea I think works is take one of those dual RCA plugs that goes to a single stereo plug, and just cut the one off (or cover it in tape) that is wired to the ring part of the stereo plug. Use the one that's tip/ground (usually that one will be red). and that's just as easy as making a new cable.

This is really well done and can help anyone with any radio.

Distracting pressure?

Nice job and the case is a perfect fit. It motivates me to get mine done. Though I do wonder as my vision is falling off if there is a way to transfer the display to a tablet or laptop, or possibly increase the screen size on the unit?

Where is the battery you are using available

Thank you.

Thank you so much. I searched everywhere until I stumbled upon your video.Very helpful!

Excellent, I have one of these on the way to me. I can't wait to assemble it :) Great video, was very helpful with some small details. 73 Joe

Thanks this was very helpful. Much better than following the written instructions to be able to see what you are doing. My build was a success. Thank you

wish you would tell what wires to use in the stereo plugs.

Thank You !!

Rose, thank you the great video. You are very lucky that the connector for that battery didn't match. The lipo you have is a 2s (2series) lipo which would have pushed twice the expected voltage into your device 7.4v. The instructions specify a 1s (single cell) lipo which would only provide 3.7v. you likely would have burned it up with that battery.

A tip to soldering in components like that switch that you're having a hard time getting flush is to solder one leg, and then after it's in place hold the board while pressing against the component with one hand, while you use the other hand to reflow the joint. When you feel the component push into place, remove the soldering iron, keep squeezing for a couple of seconds until the joint has cooled and then let go.

Encore! Encore! Please do more instructional videos if you would! If you have the time! ⌚

Great job with explaining the assembly! Thank you for the video. I laughed at the part about clearing the workspace. -)

Neat, awesome video. Thanks.

Thank you Rose! This is very helpful!

Great video! I just received my Morserino kit, and this video is really helpful to watch. Thanks for sharing. 73 PA5BAS

Thank you Rose! 73 de NØGFT

Excellent video Rose, great to hear a female voice, everything is in focus and good clear voice input.

Nice video, and very informative. Subscribed, de KC1ATW

Thanks for this. I watched your video before building my kit and it really helped!

Hello I hope you're okay. When the device(MFJ464) is connected to the transceiver does the MFJ-464 need to be configured in its menu ? Because my device does not start translating !!!! Please help if possible . Tnx

Warmed my heart (no pun intended) to see you using DeBakey forceps to aid in your build. Nicely done, and clear, concise tutorial. 73!

Top !

I like your step 1,2,3 approach in 2 minutes.

Great video. I used a sewing needle to open the channels on the pin extenders. Made mounting to the module much easier.

Good Job on the video Rose! Helps immensely with decisions concerning new equipment and cabling needs. Many of my ICOM-7300 connections are used for other devices. This confirms that no serious conflict is expected for CW keyer. External speaker can be sacraficed.

Very Good. Thank You

Nice setup video. Now could you make a video on how to use it once setup? I think the manuals are hard to understand. Thanks

I saw your video very usefully. Could you give a tip to lock the signal between the two rig? I think it's not easy at all. Could anybody help me adjust the level, tone, af/rf control between the two rigs, MFJ 464 and Icom radio?

Thanks for that. I have a question if you have time? I have made a box that parallels all my straight keys and paddles so it comes out as TRS jack. Can you tell the MFJ-464 which you are using or does it auto-sense depending on whether you plug in a stereo or mono jack? Thanks for your time. 73 Patrick 😊

Rose, I just built a Morserino32 by following you excellent video. Thank you. A few problems due to my eyesight and hand tremors, but I got there :-) But the LIPo battery I ordered from Amazon will not fit under the Heltec. --- too big! Did you find one that did fit? If so, could you send me a link? I'm also having problems locating a USB-A to micro USB cable. I'm housebond due to health issues, Can you help

Hi Rose.. very useful for an old Phart!

Thank you!

Good video❗️Thanks

Love de woohoos!

Hi Rose, it is very relaxing to see you building this kit. Good thinking along with the instructions, I like that. Good comments too. And it works! I look forward to see you building something else, like a QCX Mini or something in mid-range complexity. 73 aa0jr

Hello Rose - Thank you for the video - great help for a novice kit builder!