The Various Methodologies of the "Morse Code Sound Bites"
01/06/2021
Personalities and Characteristics each character
- All (as in only) DITS and all (as in only) DAHS { E,I,S,H,5 } and { T, M, O, 0 }
- Balanced Sounds vs Unbalanced Sound { R, K, P, X } vs { A, N }
- Accented Sounds { F, L } [ Repeated 3 times for familiarity ]
- Mixed Sounds { D, B, V, U, G, J, 1 }
- Drawn Out Sounds { Y, Q, C }
- Definitive Sounds { , . ? / }
- Getting "Run-Over" before you can "think about it"
- Numbers
- Combination Sounds
- Prefixes { FL, TH, WH, }
- Sufffixes { ING, ESE, ERE, }
Making it work
Staying within a particular category, try various different speed selections and listen carefully.
Copying Techniques
- For messages or comments, try first at speeds above what is comfortable, catching what characters you can, even if only a few.
- Run the message or comment at higher speed, and then repeat a the next slower speed, again at a slower speed.
Copying Behind
- Either record for playback, or have someone else read to you, from an article one letter at a time at one per second.
- With pen ON paper, prepare to write in cursive the letter given, but follow precisely on letter behind, writing very slowly.
- Flow from one letter to the next, but if your pen stops you are writing too fast.
- Cross any "t's" and dot any "i's" during the space between words, never during the word.
- Either record some of the 3 and 4 letter groups, or have someone else read them to you at one letter per second.
- With pen ON the paper, prepare to write each of the three letter words but in sequence behind the next one given