Morse Code Cheat Sheet

I whipped up a morse code cheat sheet today because of a format I had seen that made it easy to translate from morse back to text. Start at the top and work down when added dots/dashes are added, and you have the character. The PDF is available on a google drive.

MORSE-TO-LETTERS

• E

— T

•• I

•— A

—• N

—— M

••• S

••— U

•—• R

•—— W

—•• D

—•— K

——• G

——— O

•••• H

•••— V

••—• F

•—•• L

•——• P

•——— J

—••• B

—••— X

—•—• C

—•—— Y

——•• Z

——•— Q

••••• 5

••••— 4

•••—— 3

••——— 2

•———— 1

—•••• 6

——••• 7

———•• 8

————• 9

————— 0

NUMBERS

1	•————	6	—••••
2	••———	7	——•••
3	•••——	8	———••
4	••••—	9	————•
5	•••••	0	—————

LETTERS-TO-MORSE

A	•—	J	•———	S	•••
B	—•••	K	—•—	T	—
C	—•—•	L	•—••	U	••—
D	—••	M	——	V	•••—
E	•	N	—•	W	•——
F	••—•	O	———	X	—••—
G	——•	P	•——•	Y	—•——
H	••••	Q	——•—	Z	——••
I	••	R	•—•

73	Best regards	CS	Call sign (used to request a call sign)	PX	Prefix
88	Love and kisses	DE	From (or "this is")	R	received as transmitted (origin of "Roger")
AA	All after (used after question mark to request a repetition)	DX	Distance (sometimes refers to long distance contact), foreign countries	RPT	Repeat please/I repeat
AB	All before (similarly)	FM	From	RST	Signal report format (Readability-Signal Strength-Tone)
ADRS	Address	FWD	Forward	SFR	So far (proword)
ADS	Address	II	I say again	SIG	Signature
AGN	Again	K	Invitation to transmit	SK	Silent Key (a deceased radio amateur)
AR	No Reply Expected	KN	Over; only the station named should respond (e.g. W7PTH DE W1AW KN)	SVP	Please
AS	Wait	LID	Poor operator (Licensed I*Diot)	W	Words
BK	Break (to pause transmission of a message, say)	MSG	Prefix indicating a message to or from the master of a ship concerning its operation or navigation	WA	Word after
BN	All between	N	No; nine	WB	Word before
C	Yes; correct	NIL	I have nothing to send you	WC	Wilco
CFM	Confirm	NR	Number	WD	Words
CK	Check	OK	Okay	WX	Weather report
CL	Closing (I am closing my station)	PLS	Please	Z	Zulu time i.e. UTC
CQ	Calling ... (calling all stations, any station)	PPR	Paper
CQD	All Stations Distress (Used Before SOS to Let All Operators Know of Distress)	PSE	Please