Morse code
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| - | Note that it is very commonplace for Morse code to be used for automatic station identification (amateur radio repeaters, land mobile | + | Note that it is very commonplace for Morse code to be used for automatic station identification (amateur radio repeaters, land mobile radio systems - [[Business_Radio|business band]], public safety systems - simplex and repeater networks, etc.). In these instances, Morse code characters are transmitted over a traditional voice radio channel ([[FM]], but sometimes [[AM]], [[SSB]], etc.) via use of a modulated tone. Often this is called "MCW" for "modulated CW". |
[[Category: Transmission modes]] | [[Category: Transmission modes]] | ||
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See CW.
Note that it is very commonplace for Morse code to be used for automatic station identification (amateur radio repeaters, land mobile radio systems - business band, public safety systems - simplex and repeater networks, etc.). In these instances, Morse code characters are transmitted over a traditional voice radio channel (FM, but sometimes AM, SSB, etc.) via use of a modulated tone. Often this is called "MCW" for "modulated CW".
