Encode Messages for Ham Radio
Convert radio messages to Morse code for amateur radio (CW) operators and exams.
Morse code reference
Ham Radio tips
CW (Continuous Wave) Morse is still used by amateur radio operators. Many licences require a basic understanding of Morse code.
The "/" separator between Morse groups represents a word space. In real transmission, word spaces are 7 dot-lengths of silence.
Prosigns and Q-codes (QSL, QRZ, QTH) are used in ham radio β convert them letter-by-letter using this tool to learn their Morse equivalents.
The ITU standard Morse code timing: dot=1 unit, dash=3 units, gap between symbols=1, between letters=3, between words=7.
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