What is Morse?
Morse is the simplest means of transmitting a recognizable signal between stations. Morse is, at its simplest, turning on and off the transmitter in a manner that represents letters or numbers, according to the Morse code. Morse, by its nature, is likely to work between two stations when all other modes fail due to interference or sheer lack of signal strength, given the narrow bandwidth required and the low signaling rate, although no mode is perfect. Morse is also a great way to communicate when there is no common language.
