How To Learn The Morse Alphabet In Half An Hour By The Author Of International Correspondence By Means Of Numbers Etc I E C Stewart

Morse Code Alphabet Morse code is a method of communicating letters and numbers through quick beeps, clicks, or pulses of light. In the case of an emergency, having the right skill could make the difference between life and death. It can save your or someone else's life. Great preparation for a survival situation Safe option for communication Small size 5" x 8" - always close to you Perfect for school, car, bus Practice sheets It is very easy to learn

We can all agree that Morse code is a fundamental code language, which at times can be very useful.Using simple Dots and Dashes, you can send out message or distress signals to the recipient very easily. However, it's pretty confusing to remember the right code structure for each alphabet and numbers.This book is a fun and innovative way to memorize the Morse Code alphabets.With fun illustrations and pictorial representation, memorizing the Morse code is a piece of cake.Children can go through the illustrations and keep a mental projection of each code and its related alphabet. The book includes Illustrations for Alphabets A to Z and Numbers 1 to 0."As Easy as Morse" is suitable for Kids and Adults both.

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