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📡 Country Music Meets Ham Radio

Hear Your Name in Morse Code

Forest Raynes has made five whole albums about ham radio. Now it’s your turn to speak the language of the airwaves. Type a message, pick a song title, or tap out your own code on a real-feeling telegraph key.

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🔐 Crack the Secret Message

Forest Raynes hid a message in Morse code. Listen as many times as you like, slow it down with the Speed slider, then type what you hear.

⚡ Try the Telegraph Key

Press and hold the key (or click it and use your space bar). A quick tap makes a dot, and a longer press makes a dash. Pause between letters and the decoder will figure out what you sent.

Press to send

📖 Morse Code Chart

Click any letter or number to hear how it sounds.

Love radio? Hear it set to music on Forest Raynes’s ham radio albums: Bands Are Hummin’ Today, Aurora Carryin’ My Call, CQ From the Jersey Pines, Signals Home and Christmas on the Airwaves (full album coming soon), plus last year’s A Ham Radio Christmas EP. All proceeds from every ham radio album go to the ARRL Teachers Institute. Explore the music or tune in to Forest Raynes Radio. 73!