Morse and iRTTY for iPhone

The number of Amateur Radio apps for the iPhone keeps growing, two of them are iDitDahText and iRTTY.

iDitDahText is a keyboard alternative for the iPhone and iPod touch that allows you to enter characters by tapping their Morse code. The interface is a dual lever touch paddle (which also can be used as single lever paddle), coupled to an iambic keyer and decoder.

Please watch the video for details and a demonstration of text being entered at 50 WPM. iDitDahText also provides a plugin for a game called Typing Sebastian which is a quick fun way to learn how to use Morse code with iDitDahText.

Watch - Type 50wpm on iPhone with Morse code!

iDitDahText FAQ
http://iditdahtext.com/iDDT_FAQ.html

iRTTY is a modem application RTTY coding/decoding app

The iTunes description says:
You can connect your I-Pod Touch by using an hearphone and mic directly to transceiver, or by a digital mode interface.
Using the spectrum analyzer, tune signal between the 2 red lines indicator by moving it and you'll start receive data.
Double Tap on the screen to write you reply.
Double Tap again to transmit.
Easy operation minded for portable purposes.

It can be bought from
http://itunes.apple.com/app/irtty/id357007268

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http://www.southgatearc.org/news/june2010/
iphone_satellite_flybys.htm

Echolink on the iPhone
http://www.southgatearc.org/news/june2010/
echolink_on_iphone.htm

Remote control of a K3 by iPhone
http://www.southgatearc.org/news/february2010/
k3_remote_control.htm

iPhone Software Defined Radio
http://www.southgatearc.org/news/june2010/
iphone_sdr.htm