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Wolf Zorrito
{K:78768} 1/28/2009
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No, never happened. Marine, ham, embassy it was one universal code
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ERNIE BUCHANAN
{K:17792} 1/28/2009
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YOU ARE DOUBLE RIGHT WOLF. I DID FURTHER RESEARCH AND CAME UP WITH THE SAME ANSWERS YOU DID. IT MUST HAVE BEEN TERRIBLE TO COMMUNICATE WITH ONE PERSON WHEN THEY HAVE A DIFFERENT CODE THAN YOU.
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Wolf Zorrito
{K:78768} 1/28/2009
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I was a ham too. Callsign PA3AOU. Maily active on VHF with aurora, meteorscatter, sporadic E, all good for abt 2000 km ( in morse .. )
My record is hearing my own CW echos via the moon
( not bad for 80 Watts and a 10 elements yagi )
73
Harry
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ERNIE BUCHANAN
{K:17792} 1/28/2009
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I noticed that too that SOS should be 3 long 3 short 3 long. This code is probably outdate but its nice to know someone who still knows the code. By the way my Dad was a Ham Radio operator and he knew Morse Code. His call letters were W7GSN which stood for Girls Smell Nice or Gears Screws and Nuts.
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Wolf Zorrito
{K:78768} 1/28/2009
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The list has several wrong codes. XYZ OPQR LJF and C.
F is not dit dah dit but dit dit dah dit
R is dit dah dit
Ernie I did my morse exam in 1976 ...
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