Can someone with an Android Phone try Claus's Morse software?

[rogersmithiii]

I found this Android app called Claus's Morse. It's exactly the kind of trainer that I want.

The problem is that when I run it on my cheap phone that I use as an MP3 player, and try to send at 35 WPM with slower farnsworth spacing, it clips the first character of the word.

I don't mind buying a better phone, but I don't want to spend the money if it's not going to fix things.

Could someone with a decent Android phone try the software, send words (not just letters) at 35 WPM with slow farnsworth, and see if it clips?

Thanks

 

[Boghog1]

I found it in the app store but isn't compatible with newer phones.

 

[pastera]

I found it in the app store but isn't compatible with newer phones.View attachment 748822

I have a similar issue with the software for my chronograph
Try side loading it: Morse Code Trainer (Learn CW) APK for Android Download

 

[Boghog1]

I have a similar issue with the software for my chronograph
Try side loading it: Morse Code Trainer (Learn CW) APK for Android Download

that wanted access to my external files, I don't trust it, an apk shouldn't need a separate installer

 

[ToddDubya]

Unless you really want it on a phone, the Morserino might do what you want for less than the price of a new phone. I've never used one myself, just know it exists.

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