Morse Code Bracelet

Friendship beads with a secret message: encode a short word, then space letters so the Morse stays clear on the wrist.

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550Hz
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CW Radio = sidetone beep used on HF. Telegraph = clicky sounder style. Pair with Farnsworth for learning.

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Wrist-friendly spacing

Bracelets have less room than necklaces. Prefer one short word. Keep letter spacers consistent — uneven gaps make Morse hard to “read” as jewelry. Cross-check patterns on the alphabet chart or morse code chart hub.

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