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Do hams still use Morse code? PDF Print E-mail

Yes, very much so, even though one no longer has to pass a Morse code (known usually as just "code" in hamspeak) test to get a ham license.  The fact is that Morse code is still one of the most efficient ways to communicate around the world.  Here's why.

Here's another website with more information about Morse code.

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