... .--. . -.-. .. .- .-.. / -.. .- -.-- / ..-. --- .-. / .- -- .- - . ..- .-. / .-.

[Cabrito]

- --- -.. .- -.-- / .. ... / ... .- -- ..- . .-.. / -- --- .-. ... . .----. ... / -... .. .-. - .... -.. .- -.-- .-.-.- / .... .- .--. .--. -.-- / -... .. .-. - .... -.. .- -.-- / -- .-. .-.-.- / -- --- .-. ... . .-.-.- / -.- .. -.... . .-.. --.. / -....- -- .. .... -.-. .- . .-..

 

[XJINTX]

How old would he have been?

 

[flywgn]

218

:sombrero:

Allen R

 

[Rallyroo]

Check out the google.com webpage. The google logo is in morse code right now.

I used to be able to do 13 wpm. I'm a bit rusty now.

 

[Cabrito]

Check out the google.com webpage. The google logo is in morse code right now.

I used to be able to do 13 wpm. I'm a bit rusty now.

Guilty! That is how I got the idea for my post.

--... ...--

-m

 

[Willman]

Googles page is pretty cool!....Happy Birthday!

Code would be fun to learn....gotta add that to the list!

 

[Willman]

:elkgrin:

 

[winch wench]

********!!
seen a similiar thread in the fjcruiserforum.com

 

[rusty_tlc]

An interesting fact about Morse code. It is weighted, that is, the more frequent the use of a character the shorter the code for that character is. This makes it very efficient compared to say ASCII which uses the same number of bits for every character. The down side is trying to de-code variable length characters, easy for humans, tough for machines.