[South Florida DX Association] Re: [FCG] Rarely used CW Characters including the '@' sign

Ellen White, W1YL w1yl at tampabay.rr.com
Tue Oct 31 18:53:44 EST 2006


Sort of remember the parentheses as -.--.- (KK).

73


W1YL/4 "ln"


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "John/K4WJ" <k4wj at bellsouth.net>
To: "Pete Rimmel - Marine Chemist - N8PR" <n8pr at bellsouth.net>; "SFDXA"
<SFDXA at mailman.qth.net>; "Jim Settle" <kg4vpc at bellsouth.net>; "FCG"
<fcg at kkn.net>
Sent: Tuesday, October 31, 2006 4:29 PM
Subject: Re: [FCG] Rarely used CW Characters including the '@' sign


At 02:29 PM 10/31/2006, Pete Rimmel - Marine Chemist - N8PR wrote:

>Just got this from another ham and thought I would pass it along, FWIW in
>those DX QSO's ;-)
>
>73,  PeteR
>
>
>
>Letter(s)       Code
>@            ·--·-·
>ä               ·-·-  (also æ)
>à       ·--·- (also å)
>ç       -·-·· (also ?)
>ch          ----
>ð       ··--·
>è       ·-··-
>é       ··-··
>?       --·-·
>?       -·--·
>?       ·---·
>ñ       --·--
>ö       ---·   (also ø)
>?       ···-·
>þ       ·--··
>ü       ··--  (also ?)
Is this the old land line telegraph code? N5VV
uses four dashes for "ch" when sending to me. I
finally figured out what he was doing when he
sent words with the characters ch in them. I
began substituting ch for the four dashes and all
started to make sense to me. I bet my buddy WK2M
would know. Unfortunately he doesn't have a PC.
I'll try sending some of them to him and see how he reacts.

I think Morse characters would be a better description.

73..de John/K4WJ


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