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Hi Bruce Will look at that and give it another try and will see what Mark M comes up with for the grid code. I will also have a go myself but don't hold out too much hope in that direction. Several

Hi guys... I've also been playing with the code and am planing to add the lat/long and the grid square. I have it coded in another GPS clock I did a while back (based on another one of Bruce's

Hi Dave. I am glad you are having fun with the clock. Your PCB looks great! For the 3 items you mentioned: 1) "GPS TIME": this line of code is unused, so I removed it. Thanks for the tip. 2) TFT eSPI:

Hi Bruce Still playing with my version of the GPS Clock. Looking through the code there is a line #define TITLE? ? ? ? ? ? "GPS TIME"? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? // shown at top of display But does

Hi guys. Just finished Bruce's new project, the GPS Clock. With only 3 parts (Blue Pill, Display and GPS Module), you can have a nice accurate clock for the shack. I have been referring to a small

Bruce Thanks 73 Dave, G8PGO

Dave, I just added DEFINES to specify the time format for each clock. It should work better now. And that compiler warning is OK. Bruce w8bh.net

Hi Bruce Started off with the Radio version but now on the Duel GPS version as I have a dead radio module. GPS version seems to be working OK and had no problems changing time zones to the UK. Do get

Thanks for the quick reply, Bruce. Both displays I've tried have the XPT2046. When I look at the T_CS pin with a scope I see a bunch of pulses coming from the blue pill every few seconds. Polling?

Hi Mark. You are correct about wiring T_CS to PA2. The first thing to check is your display module. You may have a display module with a T_CS pin but does not have the XPT2046 touch controller chip.

Thanks Bruce! I've done a? few GPS clocks, mostly based on the design on your web site but none with the graphics display. I had started hacking one from your WWVB design and came pretty close to the

Mark, GPS-based Clock using Morse Tutor parts --- writeup: http://w8bh.net/gps_clock.pdf code: https://github.com/bhall66/GPS-clock - Bruce w8bh.net

That's really cool, Bruce. Thanks for posting. Care to share the GPS version? I have some spare GPS modules along with enough spare MCT bits. Not that I need another project.?? :) Thanks & 73.....

It's way off topic, but if you have spare Blue Pills or displays from your Morse Tutor you may be interested. I did a quick and easy clock project using those components. Documentation:

Hi guys. I have 2 pocket tutor bare pcb's, 2 morse tutors with 2.2 inch displays and 2 morse tutors with 3.2 inch displays. All 4 work great. Please email me at wb2art@... if interested. I have

Greetings all... I have five PCBs for Bruce's Morse Tutor that I don't need so I'm offering them to the group. These are the Rev. 2A boards from the Gerber files that Bruce posted. I'm not looking to

Hello Bruce W8BH THANK YOU for the small updates! Also, thank you for posting the updates to the group. Regards, Ken, KM4NFQ "Not Fully Qualified" /g/w8bhMorseTutor

The code for the ESP32 version of MorseTutor was just updated. The following features were added: - selectable start-up activity - selectable text and background colors The code for the STM32 version

Yeah, it's like dream on, to design a case. Played with Tinkercad, but did not get too far. A lot of the guys in my microcontroller club have 3d printers, so I'll press them for assistance. Ken

Hello Ken WB2ART, Thanks for the side view snapshots. For some reason I had the idea that the Pocket Tutor had 3 layers of PCB. But now I see that it only has two layers. I guess the battery will be