Morse Code Chat

timonoko wrote: post #5

This sucks. I remember letters my of name, after training 2 months in the army, but it fails to understand. - .. -- --- -. --- -.- ---

I made one adaptive morse receiver in 1970s already and the key property was to measure average lengths of dashes. All other issues are trivial.

Re: Morse Code Chat

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Post by datasert » Mon, Mar 27, 2023, 4:04 PM UTC

DrownedCabin wrote: post #4

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Chat GPT :): The text you provided is Morse code. When translated, it reads:

"Hello, I'm hoping off."

Re: Morse Code Chat

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Post by kevmo314 » Mon, Mar 27, 2023, 4:05 PM UTC

Talk about complete chaos, I love it!

Re: Morse Code Chat

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Post by luke_cq » Mon, Mar 27, 2023, 4:06 PM UTC

Does anyone have any data on how much use Morse Code still gets today? Are there any people still using it actively for communication, or are there literally zero practical applications anymore?

Re: Morse Code Chat

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Post by biggieshellz » Mon, Mar 27, 2023, 4:07 PM UTC

Wow, so much beeping -- sidetones all over the place. You need some way of tuning. Speaking from experience, CW operators love a narrow crystal filter to help with selectivity!