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30 March, 18:43

What was the name of the long and short pulses used by the telegraph machine

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    Officially, the short and long pulses are called "dits" and "dahs", but we like to call them "dots" and "dashes" anyway. Samuel Morse and Alfred Vail also developed a telegraph machine, which is what is used to send Morse Code messages.
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