4 ms·

For those who still don't understand how the Telegraph uses simple clicks to encode the alphabet.... Download "Morse Code Tools" from https://morse-code-tools.

For those who still don't understand how the Telegraph uses simple clicks to encode the alphabet.... Download "Morse Code Tools" from https://morse-code-tools.software.informer.com/2.1/ https://morse-code-tools.software.informer.com/2.1/ Then run "Morse Keyer" and select "Straight Key" and "Telegraph Sounder" You can hear exactly how a Morse Telegraph sounded back in the day Two clicks per element, with different spacings between them. Likewise run the "Morse news" program to hear some text.

hilbert42 3y ago
As anyone with even a smattering of Morse knows counting dots and dashes essentially gets you nowhere. Morse is about the rhythm of the sound, each character has a unique rhythmic and ultimately recognizable sound. (One only makes progress when one stops hearing individual dots and dashes of a character.)