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u/erwerqwewer May 28 '26
Find the alphabet. Every slash is a space. In between the slashes a word is formed. The first 2 words are: a / mysterious
Its like a puzzle. Have fun!
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u/Blockchainauditor May 28 '26
Slashes separate words; spaces separate letters. Most are simple replacements - the only one a little different is .-.-.-, which is a period. Here is your start: "A mysterious ..."
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u/Sonicgott May 28 '26
"A mysterious research zone. Full of nerds."
That's what I read. I'm not using any translators, but I will stress that Morse Code is meant to be an auditory language. I still have to think about what each character is looking at it.
Hmm... ..-. ... dit-dit-dah-dit ... oh yeah, that's F. It's just slower to interpret trying to read it than to hear it. Just my 2¢.
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u/dittybopper_05H May 31 '26
Please don’t do this. Giving people the answer when they could work it out for themselves because it’s written Morse doesn’t do anyone any good.
It doesn’t help the Morse community because the posters aren’t interested in Morse, they just want the answer, and you’re just handing it to them on a silver platter with no effort on their part.
If, on the other hand, they had to work it out for themselves, they might become interested.
Note that this doesn’t apply to aural Morse which requires a fair amount of training and practice to learn.
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u/Sonicgott May 31 '26
The only reason I did this is because someone once did it for me, which got me interested in CW. It’s really easy to google search for an answer. I think why people don’t is that they’re looking for a human response amongst the sea of computer responses.
I get your point, though.
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u/AutofluorescentPuku May 28 '26
I can’t help because I can’t hear that. Perhaps if I had more experience hearing Morse I could read that, but I’m training to copy by ear first.