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That's what original Morse telegraphy sounds like. Just clicks, no tone. Before I read your post, I guessed he was sending around 25 wpm. He sounds very regu
by wrycoder 4y ago
That's what original Morse telegraphy sounds like. Just clicks, no tone.
Before I read your post, I guessed he was sending around 25 wpm. He sounds very regular, but I can only read tones - never practiced interpreting the clicks.
Edit: Here's a competition between Morse and a texter[0]
[0] https://youtu.be/pRuRE-Bwk1U https://youtu.be/pRuRE-Bwk1U
- Johnythree 4y ago> That's what original Morse telegraphy sounds like. Just clicks, no tone. Very much this. An experienced operator is listening to the rhythm of the clicks (or tones), not the actual tones. There are a number of web based morse chat groups which use the old-style telegraph clicks, rather than tones. If you download "Morse News" you can set it for telegraph sounder (clicks) and practice receiving various news feeds. http://morse-rss-news.sourceforge.net/ http://morse-rss-news.sourceforge.net/ Likewise the Morse Keyer program on the same page.