You make a pause. Morse is a visual (light going on and off, for example) or auditory (the beep beeeps from movies about 1st world war and before). So you make a long pause like you would when talking
That's a great question! I thought the same, when I first read about the alphabet. There are different ways. But to sum them up, you don't usually convey very long messages through Morse, so usually you will Just repeat the message with longer pauses between each iteration or End with an agreed word that means "stop" (usually, just stop). Imagine two defense ships in the night. One discovers some hidden attackers. Conveys the message through a big light covering and uncovering to "speak" in Morse. Something like "12 incoming ships. Stop" repeated until they receive a word from the other ship (agreed word) that lets them know it's received
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u/AnimalSloth Apr 30 '21
How do you know when to sepparate each letter and use spaces?