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The Morse Code revival: how dots and dashes are embraced by a new generation
- fortran77 4y agoI've had a US "extra" licence, a US commercial "Radiotelegraph" licence (no longer issued by the FCC), and a "4Z" licence (no longer active since they joined "CEPT") since the 70s. And still, 45+ years later, I enjoy communicating in Morse code--sending by hand or with a paddle and copying by ear--nearly every day.