Thank you for your comment. I was aware I had not made a video for a while and this one was easy to put together. I must get down to making a few more videos. Thanks again for your comment.
Morse code is no longer a requirement for use by International shipping and the like. Many digital modes of transmission can be copied well below the noise level and technically they can operate within great levels of interference and at low signal levels. Morse code, though is a great mode for use within amateur radio. It requires skill to be able to operate it, and accordingly is great training for any radio operators. It also is simple, requiring just on-off keying and this means that it can be copied at lower levels than other analogue modes like FM, AM and SSB, etc. Its simplicity also means that it is relatively easy to build one's pwn equipment for it. IN view of these advantages and the fat that people like using it, Morse code is still a very relevant niche mode to use for the modern day amateur radio bands.
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Always fabulous videos from your good self, must confess no interest in morse code but still find interesting Thank you 👍👍👍
Thank you for your comment. I was aware I had not made a video for a while and this one was easy to put together. I must get down to making a few more videos.
Thanks again for your comment.
Can you please comment on the relevance and practicality of the Morse system in the 21st century, thanks.
Morse code is no longer a requirement for use by International shipping and the like. Many digital modes of transmission can be copied well below the noise level and technically they can operate within great levels of interference and at low signal levels.
Morse code, though is a great mode for use within amateur radio. It requires skill to be able to operate it, and accordingly is great training for any radio operators. It also is simple, requiring just on-off keying and this means that it can be copied at lower levels than other analogue modes like FM, AM and SSB, etc. Its simplicity also means that it is relatively easy to build one's pwn equipment for it.
IN view of these advantages and the fat that people like using it, Morse code is still a very relevant niche mode to use for the modern day amateur radio bands.
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I’m glad you enjoyed the video.