Hi Joe!

Saturday May 06 2006, Joe Delahaye wrote to Vladimir Donskoy:

 >>  MV> The morse code was officially abandonned by the maritime community
 >> on J 1st 1998.
 >>
 >> In is not right - I know (and listen) signals from beacons
 >> (lighthouses) on sea.
 >>
 >> Another example - aviation: signals from airport's radio-beacons.

 JD> No, Morse Code is dead.  What you hear are identification signals.
 JD> Each airport has an identification code, as do the lighthouses, and
 JD> repeaters.  Quite oftern those IDs are sent out in morse,
 JD> automatically.

But these signals transmit on Morse code - so, this code _is_ using now.

For example - Egypt ierogliphes (pictures on old Egypt listings) is
"dead code" - now nobody write (use) on it.

Regards, Vladimir Donskoy

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