I've learned a bit of morse code from flying. The older VOR navigation systems identify themselves with a three letter code, so to confirm you have the right f

I've learned a bit of morse code from flying. The older VOR navigation systems identify themselves with a three letter code, so to confirm you have the right frequency dialed in, you listen to the dot/dashes getting beeped at you. I cheat - I found a font that would translate the VOR name FCM when I printed it for my kneeboard. The charts, for example, lists the morse code for the VOR, which translates to FCM https://skyvector.com/?ll=44.80208246787191,-93.45317042871639&chart=117&zoom=1&fpl=%20KFCM%20undefined%20KFCM https://skyvector.com/?ll=44.80208246787191,-93.453170428716...