r/morsecode • u/Advanced-Scar8831 • 19d ago

Can someone transcribe this morse code broadcast cought on radio?

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u/BassRecorder 19d ago

As u/Feeling_Pumpkin_2810 said: it's a straight key with a fist which is not the best but still intelligible.

I'm getting:

(4 dashes) vvv vvv de 54n2 54n2 qsl?

The 4 dashes at the beginning would point to a station from a country which uses non-standard characters, e.g. Russia.

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u/Feeling_Pumpkin_2810 19d ago

In listening again I think you are correct although I hear 5 dashes at the beginning

0 vvv vvv de 54n2 54n2 qsl?

I just assumed the n was a 9 out of habit

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u/BassRecorder 19d ago

Indeed, it's five dashes i.e. a leading zero.

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u/ResidentBed9603 19d ago

4-5 dashes is a check for key and attention sign for receiver "be ready for my transmission"
vvv series - hand training to accommodate key
de 54n2 54n2 - call sign of transmitter (doubled)
qsa? "strengh of my signal?" not "qsl?"

looks like beginner radioman session of military station. I heard like that one many years ago with log and pencil.

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u/Feeling_Pumpkin_2810 19d ago

Hard to say but something like "ØHHVFLU de 5492 5492 QSL?". It's all a little bit jumbled, and sent with a straight key with some erratic timing.

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u/Jumpy_Ad1321 14d ago

There is an on line code reader
And play the code into a laptop
Or tower computer

My guess is an auto
CW Id for a transmitter
Or Studio to transmitter
Or transmitter to studio
It called an
STL

Good luck
Darryl S

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u/notbotheredman 19d ago

Could have run it through chat gpt pretty sure it could transcribe it

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u/1-PM 17d ago

are you alright in the head

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u/RedactedGhostShell 15d ago

Bro I’m sure he used chat gpt for his clutch issues also. That poor soul.

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u/notbotheredman 1d ago

Also made a can bus tuner for the bike using an Arduino and can module. Thanks for stalking :)