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From: ssave@caen.engin.umich.edu (Shailendra Anant Save)
Newsgroups: sci.electronics,rec.ham-radio
Subject: morse code
Keywords: morse code
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Date: 12 Dec 90 23:10:58 GMT
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  Does anyone have the morse code in ascii?
I am studying for my radio operators licence, and
I just wrote a program to send me some beeps and 
bops for dots and dashes by reading from a text file.
The problem is that I don't have codes for each 
of the letters and the numbers and special characters.
Could someone send these to me? eg:

o - - -
s . . .

  Also, could someone tell me what the delay in terms
of unit time that one has to have between letters 
(characters). And between words?

  I'll probably put this up for anonymous ftp after
I have done with it. Eventually it should be able 
to take *in* morse and give the characters. It will
also have a noise includer. Something that will "forget"
to beep one or two dots or dashes in a word during
transmission. Good for real-time simulation. 
 
  Say, why do people use morse nowadays anyway?
                                                
                                            --Shailendra



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