TEN DIGITS / FIVE SIGNALS EACH
Morse Code Numbers
From 0 to 9, every digit has a five-mark signal. Pick a number, hear it, copy it, and see how the pattern fits together.
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Choose a number.
THE PATTERN
Count toward the middle.
One starts with one dot and four dashes. Each next digit adds a dot until five becomes five dots. Six begins with one dash and four dots; the dashes build until zero is five dashes.
Character patterns and timing checked against ITU-R M.1677-1, International Morse code.
USE THEM IN A MESSAGE
Keep digits separate.
In written Morse, give each digit its own group. For example, 2026 becomes ..--- ----- ..--- -..... A space separates the four characters; it does not add a word break.
To convert a longer number or mixed text, use the Morse code translator. For a sheet you can keep beside you, download the complete chart.