Another morse code cutting board

Eat Love.. I like it

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My dad was a signalman on an aircraft carrier during the Korean War. He used morse code. I haven’t seen nor heard much about it since then. Great job on the cutting board! I like it,

-- If you don't work, you don't eat!.....Garland, TX

Nice cutting board and nice way to learn the code. I take it one dot is E and O is dash dash dash from SOS. The only other thing I know is dah dit dah dit dah dah dit dah. I used to send that on the horn when I went by my buddy’s house who was a ham radio operator. I heard that a lot in his radio room! It it a CQ ( which meant seek you) when someone wanted to get a hold of you on the radio.

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‘dash,dash,dot’ ‘dot,dash,dot’ ‘dot’ ‘dot,dash’ ‘dash’ ‘dot,dash,dash,dash’ ‘dash,dash,dash’ ‘dash,dot,dot,dot’

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Eat Love… Steve
Great work… Don…
CQ.. calling all stations … Jim
I was a radio operator in the RAN…
Very unusual.. missed this first time round…and miss the navy…
Nice board…

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Great use of leftover Ipe, I still have many boards people gave me after the finished their decks,
Lovely contrast against the weathered deck.