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Morse Code Chart — Letters, Numbers & Prosigns

by VARØ Industries

CB · FRS/GMRS · MURS · Marine · Ham · Emergency · Codes — searchable, and it works with no signal at all.

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Morse Code

50 entries

International Morse code — letters, numbers, punctuation and prosigns. · = dit, − = dah.

Name / ChannelCodeDetails
A ·−
B −···
C −·−·
D −··
E ·
F ··−·
G −−·
H ····
I ··
J ·−−−
K −·− Also an invitation: 'go ahead'.
L ·−··
M −−
N −·
O −−−
P ·−−·
Q −−·−
R ·−· Also 'received/roger'.
S ···
T −
U ··−
V ···−
W ·−−
X −··−
Y −·−−
Z −−··
0 −−−−−
1 ·−−−−
2 ··−−−
3 ···−−
4 ····−
5 ·····
6 −····
7 −−···
8 −−−··
9 −−−−·
Period . ·−·−·−
Comma , −−··−−
Question ? ··−−··
Slash / −··−·
Equals = −···− Same as prosign BT (new paragraph).
Plus + ·−·−· Same as prosign AR (end of message).
At @ ·−−·−· Newest official Morse character (2004).
SOS ···−−−··· International distress signal — sent as one continuous character, no letter spacing.
AR (end of msg) ·−·−· End of message.
SK (end of contact) ···−·− End of contact / clear. Also 'Silent Key' — a ham who has died.
BT (break) −···− Pause / new paragraph.
KN (go ahead, only) −·−−· Go ahead — named station only.
AS (wait) ·−··· Wait / stand by.
Error ········ Eight dits — 'scratch that, resending the word.'
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Nothing heard on that frequency.
Try fewer letters, a frequency like 462.675, or a code like QSL.