International Morse Code

International Morse Code is the replacement code for the old American Morse Code. The American Code is rarely used. The International Morse Code is used by Amateur Radio and some maritime radio operators. Military operators may also use it when radio signals are too weak for their other systems to work. Amateur Radio people by international laws have to be able to send and receive 5 words per minute. If you would like to see the American Morse Code bring up the other web page.

A	Dot Dash
B	Dash Dot Dot Dot
C	Dash Dot Dash Dot
D	Dash Dot Dot
E	Dot
F	Dot Dot Dash Dot
G	Dash Dash Dot
H	Dot Dot Dot Dot
I	Dot Dot
J	Dot Dash Dash Dash
K	Dash Dot Dash
L	Dot Dash Dot Dot
M	Dash Dash
N	Dash Dot
O	Dash Dash Dash
P	Do Dash Dash Dot
Q	Dash Dash Dot Dash
R	Dot Dash Dot
S	Dot Dot Dot
T	Dash
U	Dot Dot Dash
V	Dot Dot Dot Dash
W	Dot Dash Dash
X	Dash Dot Dot Dash
Y	Dash Dot Dash Dash
Z	Dash Dash Dot Dot
1	Dot Dash Dash Dash Dash
2	Dot Dot Dash Dash Dash
3	Dot Dot Dot Dash Dash
4	Dot Dot Dot Dot Dash
5	Dot Dot Dot Dot Dot
6	Dash Dot Dot Dot Dot
7	Dash Dash Dot Dot Dot
8	Dash Dash Dash Dot Dot
9	Dash Dash Dash Dash Dot
0	Dash Dash Dash Dash Dash
Period	Dot Dash Dot Dash Dot Dash
Colon	Dash Dash Dash Dot Dot Dot
End	Dot Dash Dot Dash Dot
Comma	Dath Dash Dot Dot Dash Dash
Semicolon	Dash Dot Dash Dot Dash Dot
Start	Dash Dot Dash
Quotation	Dot Dash Dot Dot Dash Dot
Error	Dot Dot Dot Dot Dot Dot Dot Dot
Wait	D Dash Dot Dot Dot.

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