So using a tap to represent a gap wouldn't work. I have no doubt you could somehow modify morse code to be able to tap it with a finger. Having a specific pattern of taps for a dot and a different …

Nov 30, 2022 · You know how some people communicate using morse code by tapping their fingers on a table, blinking their eyes (like in The Office lol), or some other way apart from writing dots and …

Jun 6, 2021 · How do you do morse by tapping on a desk? My friend and I are bored in class and usually send notes in morse to prevent other people from reading it. We want to take it a step further …

Jan 18, 2023 · One dedicated morse code interpreter, versus the much-less-complicated alphabet board that literally anyone that knows english and can hear a bell can use?

I didn’t tap Morse code until my shoes filled with blood just to let the commies win!

Knocking on a wall/pipe/hull to communicate using Morse Code. But since Morse code uses short AND long tones in its code, how do you differentiate between an E and a T, or an I and an A, etc. …

Feb 16, 2020 · There's a 'tap code' different than Morse code that doesn't require you to make 2 different kinds of sound and is easier to learn than Morse code. This is what's often used by …

Another way to think of Morse Code is phonetically (how it sounds). The Wikipedia page describes short signals as "dits" and long signals as "dahs", so as you're trying to commit SOS to memory try …

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Oct 13, 2019 · My non-morse-knowing friends say it's possible, too. Won't listen to an expert. I suppose if you agree on two knocks, to signify the beginning and end of each element it could work...slowly. …