I had once learned morse code... but I have since forgotten it since I NEVER used it.
only thing I remember is SOS now... which honestly... is likely the only time I would actually use it.
I would imagine that it's taught to some people on submarines and ships as a backup communication method, but I'm not sure if there are any other uses.
Well if there's someone in your house and you want to tell the cops that show up at your door that someone is holding a gun to your back but you can't talk... you can blink in morse code... I guess?
thanks for opporunity =) I would love to win, I'm thinking about taking the test to become a ham radio operator soon, one of the requirements is CW .-.
oh! Looks like i may be able to soon.
crosses fingers
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I had once learned morse code... but I have since forgotten it since I NEVER used it.
only thing I remember is SOS now... which honestly... is likely the only time I would actually use it.
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There are a number of middle grade kids books that use it for secret messages. Very important skill.
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Is it a thing these days??
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I would imagine that it's taught to some people on submarines and ships as a backup communication method, but I'm not sure if there are any other uses.
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It is common among radio amateurs, it is not used as much as phonetics but there are people who still use it.
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Well if there's someone in your house and you want to tell the cops that show up at your door that someone is holding a gun to your back but you can't talk... you can blink in morse code... I guess?
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thanks for opporunity =) I would love to win, I'm thinking about taking the test to become a ham radio operator soon, one of the requirements is CW .-.
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Adding this to my wishlist too
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