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I used to know morse code in my childhood. The other day I
got stuck in a waiting room and to fight the boredom tried
to
see if I still remembered any. I didn't remember enough to
really communicate anything useful, so I came up with this
simple way to learn morse code in minutes if you need
to
for
some reason.
Write each letter down using the parts of the morse code
for
that letter. For instance: A would be
.
_
B would be
I:.
Can't really type it, the A was supposed to be a dash with a
dot on top, forming an A shape. The B was a vertical line
with 3 dots to it's right, looks sort of like a B. It needs to be
written but you get the
idea.
It works, Write them all down and have somebody test you.
You'll get all of them down in about 10 minutes.
You're welcome.
SO,DOESITREALLYWOAEK?
http://morsecode.sc...om/jtranslator.html
[normzone, Jun 20 2014]
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... --- --..-- -.. --- . ... .. - .-. . .- .-.. .-.. -.-- .-- --- .-
. -.- ..--.. |
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If A is a dash with a dot on top, how do you know
whether it's .- or -. ? |
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- .... . .-. . / .. ... / .- / ... .. -- .. .-.. .- .-. / .. -.. . .- / .- -... --- ..- - / -... .-. .- .. .-.. .-.. . / -.-- --- ..- / -.- -. --- .-- --..-- / .. / ..-. --- ..- -. -.. / .. - / --- -. / .... . .-. . .-.-.- |
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Morse code instructors hate him. |
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Oh, THAT'S Morse code? I thought Morse code was
that frilly writing that looks like a girl wrote it,
maybe it's called cursive writing. I get them
confused. |
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But hey, might work for Morse code too. |
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It goes top to bottom, if there are two rows you read
it like regular columns upper left down to top of next
column and down. So "A", a one column letter is . for
the top, then the dash below it. B has two columns,
so you read the first column, the dash, then go to the
next column, 3 dots. Obviously you twist the dashes
to horizontal or vertical as necessary. Some are
easier than others. H
is a good one, 4 dots, the 4 corners of an H, followed
by two dots, which in a column form an I. |
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Use a little creativity and it really works. I think it
helps to draw your own letters with the code parts to
make it sink in. |
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