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Fading, interference and noise are experienced on virtually every signal on the short wave bands, and this Morse code sound effect shows just how it might sound.
For many years Morse code was used over the radio because it provided a very effective way of sending messages for ships, for the military and for general communications as well as for radio amateurs.
The Morse code sound is easy to copy, even at very low levels and this was one of its major advantages. In fact, Morse code sounds can be heard on various sections of the short wave bands tot his day.
The Morse code message sent on this shorts video reads "This is a Morse Code message"
For more fascinating information about the Morse code sounds and sound effects, etc there are links below:
What is Morse Code: www.electronics-notes.com/articles/ham_radio/morseβ¦
Morse code SOS distress message: www.electronics-notes.com/articles/history/morse-cβ¦
Learning Morse code: www.electronics-notes.com/articles/ham_radio/morseβ¦
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I had always wondered why morse code practice had to be absolutely silent... since in the 'real world' there was always a whole lot of qrm/qrn... never mind woodpeckers.
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@Incognito_001
1 year ago
the example kinda confused me because that i was hearing Morse code but not realizing that "This is a morse code message" was in morse code but unconsciously tranlated the message......
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