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That ol'fart was sending international Morse code. Not the same as American Morse, like the old railroad telegraphers. Lot's of differences in -sound-, not just the clicking instead of tones.
I grew up around a railroad terminal so listened to a bunch of that clacking. Can't copy it at all, but I can recognize it. Now that's something that really takes rhythm/timing! And I can't do it.
- 'Doc

[QUOTE="W5LZ, post: 361706, member: 129"] That ol'fart was sending international Morse code. Not the same as American Morse, like the old railroad telegraphers. Lot's of differences in -sound-, not just the clicking instead of tones. I grew up around a railroad terminal so listened to a bunch of that clacking. Can't copy it at all, but I can recognize it. Now that's something that really takes rhythm/timing! And I can't do it. :) - 'Doc [/QUOTE]

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