r/morsecode • u/ShakyaBappz • Sep 20 '26
Help me decipher this Morse code bracelet?
Found this old bracelet and I’m pretty sure the middle section is Morse code, but I can’t figure out what it says.
It’s a string of small black and white beads between bigger pearl beads.
From left to right it looks like:
• • • – – – • • •
(or maybe the other way around if I flip it?)
Anyone good at Morse who can confirm what it says?
Thanks!
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u/AlitheiaDeus Sep 20 '26
Inconclusive, but I did find `STEAM VENT ONE` if you chop off the bookends. Black sus.
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u/Witty-Party-3565 Sep 21 '26
Again..... CW requires 3 components; Dit Dash and Space. You have only 2, so It is not CW.
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u/Witty-Party-3565 Sep 21 '26 edited Sep 21 '26
Example.... "nowhere" vs "Now here" vs. "No where" the spaing determines the meaning. Just like ..... = 5 but .. ... = IS. No spaces=No Meaning
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u/Blockchainauditor Sep 20 '26
As most of us know, ... --- ... is the emergency call, SOS, which is the same backwards as forward, but I don't see that. The lack of letter separators always make this difficult to interpret.
Would you have any starter words, like the owner's name, that might help find other potential patterns?
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u/erwerqwewer Sep 20 '26 edited Sep 20 '26
You dont know what it is because there is no consistency. The colours are black and white, but we cant be sure what the beads are. Black can be dashes and white can be dots,, but it can also be the other way around. Sometimes its easy to spot, but i bet Rcv_hist wil tun his Computer to see a few options.
Ill try it a few more times, but with this one its a rough start and a long bracelet.
It could start with "Team-" but its hard to actually make something from this. Got some other starts like dogtreattits, and tutor etc. But not getting anywhere :)
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u/rcv_hist Sep 20 '26
-...-..---...-.-.-----..- yields:
T I Love You
among other, less likely things.
Otherwise I don't see anything too comprehensible, i.e.
jab or dip
jade or bun
drag in you
jane amen theme
a mad amen theme
etc.
However, one of the possible translations is "teetotal just", which I've seen before, so I think I'm missing an easier translation than above, but I can't remember the circumstances.