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Hi Joe! Wednesday May 10 2006, Joe Delahaye wrote to Vladimir Donskoy: >> 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. >> JD> Yes, they may transmit morse code. Our repeater (from our local ham JD> club) identifies in voice. I think, over time, many more will go this JD> route. Please note that this morse transmission, is ONE WAY only. JD> You cannot converse with it. Yes, also old-Egypt peoples cannot to hear of you :-) ! Regards, Vladimir Donskoy --- GoldED+/W32-MINGW 1.1.5-b20060326* Origin: DVB Station (2:5020/2992) SEEN-BY: 633/267 270 5030/786 @PATH: 5020/2992 140/1 106/2000 633/267 |
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