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By: Ezio Mattassi

Ezio Mattassi — Thu, 01 Sep 2011 13:24:10 +0000

Back in the late 40s my dad was a weatherman and he had a radio receiver at home where all morse messages from 500 miles around arrive every 7AM. From those codes he would gather the info to draw his weather charts to predict the coming weather.
He had a japanese operator by the name Tanaka that he used to convert the morse signals into simple text indicating transmitting stations and their local weather conditions, such as wind direction, velocity, barometric pressure, dew point, humidity and sky conditions at the time. I woke up every morning at the sound of Morse signals, so I could go to school early.
Sounds hard to forget, Thanks Mr. Morse, you were a cool dude.

By: max

max — Fri, 25 Mar 2011 18:44:47 +0000

cooooooooooool code

By: Rayna BreAnna

Rayna BreAnna — Tue, 01 Mar 2011 18:14:45 +0000

I really think that the Morse Code is an amazing invention! I am doing a speech on inventions and this was the first one that I saw that really caught my eye. If there is any tips that you could give me about the Morse Code I would appreciate it. I will come back to the website and see if anyone has commented on how to help me out. I would enjoy knowing as much as I possibly could about this invention because I think it is just so very interesting. I don’t have more of a passion for anything. Thanks again!