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Reasons to continue using Morse code by Raleigh Stout The Morse code is based on the organized presence and absence of energy. The three basic forms of Morse code signaling involve the transmission of pressure, the transmission of light or radio waves, and the reading of pre-coded and organized matter.... More> Why use Morse Code? by Raleigh Stout Morse Code is a communications technology that will work with or without electricity, with or without a radio, and is so simple that we can relate it to the use of binary digits, or bits, in electronics devices and in computers. Probably the stronge... More>
	The origin and meaning of SOS by Pam Uher Three dots - three dashes - three dots or ...-... = SOS, is today the International Morse Code transmission distress call. . The understanding that it means " Save Our Ship" or "Save Our Sailors" is a legend and historical 'mythatoid'. The developme... More> Testimonies: How I got into ham radio by Larry Mahlberg I first started ham radio at the age of 14. I was in a family of shortwave radio listeners, but none of them had ever gotten into the ham radio hobby until I did. In 1978, I received my Novice ham radio license with the call letters WD0GPX. At the t... More>
Why are amateur radio operators called hams by Cyn Bagley When I upgraded my license to technician in the late 1980s, I was at a Ham radio festival and recieved a t-shirt with a huge pig in front of a Ham radio station. Although I was proud to be a Ham, I wanted to know why the amateur radio community had ... More> Poetry: Haiku about lightning bugs by Sarah Torribio the midsummer night is alive with blinking bar signs and morse-code sighs More>
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