American Morse Code - Comparison of American (obsolete) and International Morse

Comparison of American (obsolete) and International Morse

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Letter International
Code
American
Morse
Letter International
Code
American
Morse
Digit International
Code
American
Morse
A · — N — · 0 — — — — — ———
B — · · · O — — — . _ . 1 · — — — — · — — ·
C — · — · · · _ · P · — — · · · · · · 2 · · — — — · · — · ·
D — · · Q — — · — · · — · 3 · · · — — · · · — ·
E · R · — · · _ · · 4 · · · · —
F · · — · · — · S · · · 5 · · · · · — — —
G — — · T 6 — · · · · · · · · · ·
H · · · · U · · — 7 — — · · · — — · ·
I · · V · · · — 8 — — — · · — · · · ·
J · — — — — · — · W · — — 9 — — — — · — · · —
K — · — X — · · — · — · ·
L · — · · —— Y — · — — · · _ · ·
M — — Z — — · · · · · _ ·

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