# How about some Morse code on BlinkStick?

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Yiorgos Adamopoulos shared his Morse code BlinkStick project. It uses Python on Raspberry Pi, but it should work with any PC or Mac.

You can find more details and the link to source code repository over here:

> **[Morse code on a BlinkStick](https://adamo.wordpress.com/2014/11/02/morse-code-on-a-blinkstick/)**
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> I was showing the BlinkStick to kid\[2\] today and after a few blinks, I decided to make it speak Morse code. It was fun and quick, for I did not have to start from scratch. Morse code on a LED has d…