Morse
When I hear an unfamiliar repeater station send its ident in Morse Code then I have a problem: I hardly know any Morse. Look through most publications dealing with Amateur Radio, and you will have no trouble finding a table of Morse characters that correspond to given letters of the alphabet.What is the point of those? If you know Morse then you have no need of any table. If you don't know Morse then such tables are no help because the characters are listed in alphabetical order. What a Morse dunce needs is a table in dotadashical order; we hear the Morse character and need to convert it to the plaintext character.
Enjoy!
- Morse
- Plaintext
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- E
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- I
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- S
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- H
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- V
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- 3
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- U
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- F
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- A
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- R
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- L
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- W
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- P
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- J
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- T
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- N
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- D
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- B
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- X
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- K
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- C
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- Y
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- M
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- G
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- Z
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- Q
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- O