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Morse Code











A . -



B -...



C -.-.



D -..



E .



F ..-.



G --.



H ....



I .



J .---



K -.-



L .-..



M --



N -.



O ---



P .--.



Q --.-



R .-.



S ...



T -



U ..-



V ...-



W .--



X -..-



Y -.--



Z --..



1 .----



2 ..---



3 ...--



4 ....-



5 .....



6 -....



7 --...



8 ---..



9 ----.



0 -----




 

Decoding Table



 

To use this table, move down the columns on the blue side for a 'dit' and white side for a 'dah', eg. for ..- you start in a dit, so blue, square (the one with E in it), the next character is a dit so move down to the next blue square (the one with I in it) and the final character is a dah so move down into the next white square, and as it is the final character, it will tell you what letter it is, in this case U.


 







































































































































E


T


I



A



N



M



S



U



R



W



D



K (and Over)



G



O



H



V



F



 



L



Unknown


Station



P



J



B



X



C



Y



Z



Q



 



 



5



4



 



3



 



 



 



2



Wait



 



Out



 



 



 



 



1



6



Break



/



 



 



 



 



 



7



 



 



 



8



 



9



0









 

 



 

Learning Morse Code



 

Always learn by listening to the sound, thinking dah and dit rather than thinking dash and dot. Try learning them in the following small groups:



 

E I S H



 

T M O



 

A U V



 

N D B



 

K X



 

P R



 

Y Q Z F L



 

G W J C



 

1 2 3 4 5



 

6 7 8 9 0



 

Most importantly, keep practising to get your speed up.