A little rhythm.
A real message.
Learn Morse by listening, trying, and making contact. Start with three letters. Send your first message.
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Character progress
Each bar tracks up to five correct answers in a row. Reading and sending are separate; hints and repeats count. A full bar is a practice milestone, not a mastery test.
Your station route
Practice a familiar message
Replay familiar messages in any order. Choose guided sending or hide the pattern.
This is a local Morse practice game. It does not transmit radio signals or qualify you for emergency communications. Make and practice a communication plan with your household.
Listen, echo, send.
Try the new characters, take a short memory check, decode an incoming message, then send a reply. Mistakes stay here until you correct them.
No countdown. You can listen again whenever you need to.
Read the signal
Decode the message before you send your reply.
Read the dots and dashes, or listen to the message. Use the reference to translate it.
Each group is one letter or number. A slash / marks the space between words.
How the pauses work
A dot lasts 1 unit; a dash lasts 3. The quiet after each mark carries meaning too:
For example, ● ▰ is A: one short pause joins the marks. With a letter pause, ● ▰ is E T. A longer word pause separates words. The written slash is a reading aid; you do not transmit a slash sound.
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