an online morse code radio and chat. Practice and communicate in real time with hundreds of users from all over the world.

Use the period (.), space, enter, i, or e keys -- or the mouse button below -- to transmit. This tool is intended for people who actually know morse code, so please be respectful and don't ruin the experience for others by "littering". Channels represent your experience level. Beginners should use channel 1 and experts should use channel 5.

The translator can translate between Morse code and Latin, Hebrew, Arabic and Cyrillic alphabets. It can play, flash or vibrate the Morse code. You can also save the sound and share a link to use it to send messages to your friends. The speed, Farnsworth speed and frequency of the sound are all fully adjustable.

To get your started there is an introduction to learning morse code and a listing of the morse code symbols and sounds. Once you are familar with the code, a very popular destination is the Morse Code Generator which you can use to create and practice custom morse code audio.

MorseFree teaches you Morse Code for free with visual/audio lessons, making it easy for anyone to learn. Instructor, W5RCF has taught Morse for decades using a logical copyrighted method for when Morse was a requirement for Amateur Radio licenses.

Eleven lessons to learn the International Morse Code. This course is designed to help you learn the Morse Code from the easiest to the hardest characters. It covers all 26 letters of the English alphabet, numbers 0 to 9, some punctuation marks, as well as some procedural signals.

You can use this page to create customized morse code, everything from basic letters and numbers to fully-fledged morse code conversations. If you find this morse generator helpful, please consider supporting this site. Instructions. Adjust the morse code parameters as needed, the group size impacts how many groups of text get created for many ...

When it comes to communicating with hams in other countries, Morse code is by far the most effective way to catch that exclusive and elusive “rare DX” operator (DX means “long distance” in ham radio parlance).

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Use mouse on [key] below, or keyboard period, spacebar, or letter i or e to transmit. Join the discord server or reddit for help or feedback. Donate $5 to keep this site alive. Joining room, please wait.