Are there small portable Morse radios available for sale?

February 7, 2010 - 2:20 am 1 Comment

If I did get into Morse code, I would want to purchase a small, portable radio to send messages. Portability, for me, would be huge if it were possible to find a portable radio.

Also, how small do these radios typically get? Is it possible to get something as small as a walkee-talkee?

Radios which do morse code can be very small! Personally, I built one and put it in an Altoids tin. I probably could have fit it in something smaller even but you can’t beat the price and they’re everywhere. It’s a 30m rock-mite transceiver and transmits half a watt. It was only $29 from smallwonderlabs.com. Another interesting tiny morse transceiver is the ATS-3b, which has a VFO, operates on 6 bands and up to 4 watts and will still fit in an Altoids tin!

One Response to “Are there small portable Morse radios available for sale?”

  1. Geoff S Says:

    Radios which do morse code can be very small! Personally, I built one and put it in an Altoids tin. I probably could have fit it in something smaller even but you can’t beat the price and they’re everywhere. It’s a 30m rock-mite transceiver and transmits half a watt. It was only $29 from smallwonderlabs.com. Another interesting tiny morse transceiver is the ATS-3b, which has a VFO, operates on 6 bands and up to 4 watts and will still fit in an Altoids tin!
    References :
    http://kd1jv.qrpradio.com/ATS3B/ats3b.HTM
    http://www.smallwonderlabs.com/

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