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VIDEOS AND AUDIO
ON
MORSE CODE
AND RADIOMAN TRAINING |
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VIDÉOS ET AUDIO
SUR LE
CODE
MORSE ET LA
FORMATION
DE RADIOMAN |
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Morse Code just for the Elites in BIBS
From a Royal Navy Radioman onboard HMS Otter |
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Code morse pour les élites des "BIBS".
Transmis par un radioman à bord du HMS Otter |
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Royal Navy Radio Operators
Buddies in Boats (Submarines) |
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Opérateurs radio de la Royal Navy
Copains des bateaux (sous-marins)
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1944
United States Navy Training Film
Radio Operator Training
The technique of Hand Sending |
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Film de formation de la Marine Américaine en 1944
Formation des opérateurs radio
La
technique de la main pour transmettre le morse |
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1966
United States Army Training Film
International Morse Code
Hand Sending |
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Film de formation de l'Armée Américaine en 1966
Code morse international
Transmettre avec la main |
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THE NATO
PHONETIC ALPHABET |
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THE
PHONETIC ALPHABET AND MORSE CODE |
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MORSE CODE
TRACING |
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MORSE CODE
- THE RYTHM OF THE ALPHABET (NO VOICE) |
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MORSE CODE
- THE RYTHM OF THE ALPHABET (WITH VOICE) |
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THE SOUND
OF MORSE CODE AT 5 WORDS PER MINUTE |
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THE SOUND
OF MORSE CODE AT 10 WORDS PER MINUTE |
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THE SOUND
OF MORSE CODE AT 13 WORDS PER MINUTE |
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THE SOUND
OF MORSE CODE AT 15 WORDS PER MINUTE |
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THE SOUND
OF MORSE CODE AT 18 WORDS PER MINUTE |
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THE SOUND
OF MORSE CODE AT 20 WORDS PER MINUTE
THE NAVAL MORSE CODE (CW) BROADCAST WAS
SENT AT 22 WORDS PER MINUTE FOR REGULAR TRAFFIC TO THE SURFACE FLEET |
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THE SOUND
OF MORSE CODE AT 25 WORDS PER MINUTE
THE NAVAL MORSE CODE (CW) BROADCAST
HAD SPECIAL SCHEDULES EVERY FOUR HOURS FOR SUBMARINES AT SEA. DURING THOSE
SUBMARINE SCHEDULES, THE SPEED OF MORSE CODE WAS INCREASED FROM 22 TO 100
WORDS PER MINUTE. THIS WAS DONE TO MINIMIZE THE TIME REQUIRED AT PERISCOPE
DEPTH TO COPY THE MESSAGES. THE RADIOMEN ONBOARD THE SUBMARINES
RECORDED THE 100 WPM MORSE CODE ON A TAPE RECORDER. ONCE THE SCHEDULES
WERE OVER, THE SUBMARINES HAD THE OPTION OF RETURNING BELOW PERISCOPE
DEPTH WHILE THE RADIOMEN SLOWED DOWN THE TAPE RECORDER TO 25 WORDS PER
MINUTE SO THEY COULD COPY THE MESSAGES. |
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THE SOUND
OF MORSE CODE AT 30 WORDS PER MINUTE |
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THE SOUND
OF MORSE CODE AT 35 WORDS PER MINUTE |
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THE SOUND
OF MORSE CODE AT 40 WORDS PER MINUTE |
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CQ SERENADE
- A FRENCH SONG ABOUT CALLING CQ ON MORSE CODE |
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CANADIAN SUBMARINE HMCS OJIBWA (CZFQ)
CALLING CFH4 ON THE 8 MHZ CALLING FREQUENCY WITH A SUBMARINE CHECK REPORT
TO BE SENT ON THE CALLING FREQUENCY (ZPP).
THE SUBMARINE IS ALSO MONITORING THE CFH NAVAL MORSE CODE (CW) BROADCAST
WITH A GOOD READABILITY (QRK
CFH - 4). OJIBWA ALSO HAS 1 FLASH MESSAGE TO BE SENT (ZBO
1 Z) IN ADDITION TO THE SUBMARINE CHECK REPORT. BELOW IS THE
TEXT OF THE CALL. THIS CALL IS ACTUALLY THE RINGTONE ON MY CELL PHONE.
CFH4 CFH4 DE CZFQ
CZFQ ZPP ZBO 1 Z QRK CFH - 4 K |
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WHICH IS
FASTER ? MORSE CODE OR TEXT MESSAGING ? FIND OUT BY WATCHING THIS VIDEO OF
THE TONIGHT SHOW WITH JAY LENO |
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ONE OF MY
FAVOURITE MORSE CODE SCENES IN THE MOVIES. THE MOVIE IS "A
NIGHT TO REMEMBER" RELEASED IN 1958. IN THIS SCENE, THE CAPTAIN OF
THE TITANIC TELLS RADIO SPARKS JACK PHILLIPS AND HAROLD BRIDE ONBOARD RMS
TITANIC TO SEND THE DISTRESS CALL BECAUSE THE SHIP HAS STRUCK AN ICEBERG
AT 2345 AND IS FLOUNDERING. THE SS CALIFORNIAN IS ONLY A FEW MILES AWAY
BUT CYRIL EVANS THE RADIO OPERATOR SHUT DOWN THE RADIO AND WENT TO BED 10
MINUTES EARLIER AT 2335. IF ONLY EVANS HAD BEEN AWAKE AND LISTENING, ALL
OF THE TITANIC PASSENGERS COULD HAVE BEEN SAVED. |
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ANOTHER OF
MY FAVOURITE MORSE CODE SCENES IN THE MOVIES. AGAIN IN THE MOVIE "A
NIGHT TO REMEMBER" RELEASED IN 1958. IN THIS SCENE, HAROLD COTTAM,
THE RADIO OPERATOR ONBOARD RMS CARPATHIA, DECIDES TO HAVE ONE FINAL LISTEN
AT 0011 BEFORE GOING TO BED. THIS IS WHEN HE PICKS UP THE CQD / SOS SIGNAL
FROM TITANIC. HE IMMEDIATELY ACKNOWLEDGES THE SOS AND RUNS TO WAKE UP THE
CAPTAIN. UNFORTUNATELY, THE CARPATHIA IS 58 NAUTICAL MILES AWAY AND THE
TITANIC SINKS BEFORE THE SHIP ARRIVES ON THE SCENE. |
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