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It really isn't when you compare it to commercial units (e.g., MFJ is $45, but does have a cheap hand key). QRP Guys has one for $20. Some kits sell for $12, but they don't have much in the way of features. My hope is that a club will build a few as "loaners" for members or to teach a class. (The audio is loud enough for a classroom.)? Al and I started the Greater Cincinnati Builders Group in hopes that we would get enough people to join that we might make use of some quantity discounts. To our surprise, we have 58 members drawing from 3 states...several from as far as Lexington! You might consider starting a group in your area. You might be surprised at how many people enjoy building stuff.

Jack, W8TEE

On Tuesday, May 7, 2019, 2:42:02 PM EDT, Matthew Pitts via Groups.Io <daywalker_blade_2004=[email protected]> wrote:

Jack,

To be honest, that's not a bad price to start with.

Matthew N8OHU

On May 7, 2019 1:59:39 PM EDT, "Jack Purdum via Groups.Io" <jjpurdum=[email protected]> wrote:
>All:
>A number of you wanted a BOM for the Morse Code Tutor so that you can
>order parts now before the schematic and source code are available.
>This gives you an idea of the parts in the project:
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>The attached BOM prices this out at around $19 not including a case.
>You can lower the price by buying in small quantities and sharing in a
>build.
>Jack, W8TEE

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