> Some idents follow ham conventions and are followed by “/r” meaning “repeater”. One of the few things I have caught is that the end of the Morse code is: Di-

> Some idents follow ham conventions and are followed by “/r” meaning “repeater”. One of the few things I have caught is that the end of the Morse code is: Di-dah-dit (or "r" as you mentioned). So that makes sense! > followed by three numbers All letters are 4-or-fewer dits/dahs. All numbers (0 through 9) are 5x dits/dahs exactly. I've caught the pattern of 3 numbers in there for sure, but I'm not competent enough to know what numbers they are exactly. I'm good enough to count "oh, 5x dits/dahs" but not translate (or even remember the dits/dahs after they're sent) Its not like this repeater warns me before it sends Morse code. It just sends it all in maybe a span of ~5 seconds, so its one of those things thtat I probably need to be trained in Morse Code before I can just remember / write down what was transmitted. Fortunately, it does seem to send it every ~15 minutes or so (I haven't timed the exact pattern quite yet, so maybe it is 10 minutes like you suggested...)