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     |        |    │ ▓ KEY ▓ │    |               |
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           '-._________________________.-'

⚡ THE TELEGRAPH ⚡

"What hath God wrought" — First telegraph message, May 24, 1844

Today's Message Translate The Code History Famous Messages About

⚡ International Morse Code

The timing of Morse code is elegant: a dash is three times the length of a dot.
The space between symbols is one dot. Between letters is three dots. Between words is seven dots.

Letters

A
·−
B
−···
C
−·−·
D
−··
E
·
F
··−·
G
−−·
H
····
I
··
J
·−−−
K
−·−
L
·−··
M
−−
N
−·
O
−−−
P
·−−·
Q
−−·−
R
·−·
S
···
T
−
U
··−
V
···−
W
·−−
X
−··−
Y
−·−−
Z
−−··

Numbers

1
·−−−−
2
··−−−
3
···−−
4
····−
5
·····
6
−····
7
−−···
8
−−−··
9
−−−−·
0
−−−−−

Common Punctuation

.
·−·−·−
,
−−··−−
?
··−−··
!
−·−·−−
/
−··−·
&
·−···

Procedural Signals

SOS
···−−−···
AR
·−·−·
SK
···−·−
BT
−···−
Error
········

SOS - International distress signal (not an acronym)
AR - End of message
SK - End of contact / signing off
BT - Break / new paragraph
Error - 8 dots indicates a mistake