Uploaded October 2023 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago

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In this video we provide the Morse code characters: letters, alphabet, numbers, punctuation and procedural characters.

All the Morse code characters are made up from dots and dashes. The lengths and spacing are very important: a dot is one unit long, a dash is three. Spacing between elements in a character is one unit in length, and between letters in a word it is three. Spacing between words is seven units long.

There are Morse code characters for letters or the alphabet, with also some for accented letters. There are numbers and shortened numbers as well. There are also Morse code characters for punctuation and there are also procedural characters to let the receiving station know the state of the message, i.e starting, ending, invitation to transit and the like.

More information about Morse code and Morse code characters, alphabet, numbers, etc can be found at: electronics-notes.com/articles/ham_radio/morse_code/characters-table-chart.php

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