[Milsurplus] Navy Code Alphabet

C.Whitaker whitaker at pa.net
Wed Jul 4 23:05:48 EDT 2012


de Clete
Bruce, do you have the American and Continental code lists
so that we could compare them.   Some Trivia, but there is
a group of old telegraphers who have a working net, one day
a week, I think, via landline phone.   They use hand keys and
Bugs and Click-Click sounders.  Used to use AT&T 201 modems,
but I don't know what they use here in 2012.
73  Clete  WB2CPN  South Central Pennsylvania  USA


On 7/3/2012 12:30 PM, Bruce MacMillan wrote:
> American navy 1911 telegraph code.
>
> http://www.comsci.us/datacom/nmorse.html
>
> Bruce
>
> On 7/3/2012 3:02 PM, Ralph Cameron wrote:
>> I have a card which details a "Navy Code Alphabet". It is a variation of
>> the standard International Morse code but I'd like to know when and
>> where was it used. WW!!?   I haven't seen it in print before and it may
>> even be an obsolete code used in WW!. It starts out as follows with some
>> other random characters given:
>>
>> A= _ _             H= ._ _
>>
>> B= _.._            V= ._ _ _
>>
>> C= ._.              Y=...
>>
>> Any ideas?
>>
>> Ralph
>> VE3BBM
>>
>
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