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What hath God wrought in Morse code

“What hath God wrought” in Morse code is .-- .... .- - / .... .- - .... / --. --- -.. / .-- .-. --- ..- --. .... -. Each letter is separated by a short gap and each word by a slash.

WHAT
HATH
GOD
WROUGHT

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Speed

At 15 WPM it takes 15 seconds (189 units).

Letter by letter

Every letter of the phrase, with its code and how it sounds. Tap a letter to learn it.

  1. W.--dot dash dash
  2. H....dot dot dot dot
  3. A.-dot dash
  4. T-dash
  1. H....dot dot dot dot
  2. A.-dot dash
  3. T-dash
  4. H....dot dot dot dot
  1. G--.dash dash dot
  2. O---dash dash dash
  3. D-..dash dot dot
  1. W.--dot dash dash
  2. R.-.dot dash dot
  3. O---dash dash dash
  4. U..-dot dot dash
  5. G--.dash dash dot
  6. H....dot dot dot dot
  7. T-dash

About “What hath God wrought”

The first official telegraph message, sent by Samuel Morse from Washington to Baltimore on 24 May 1844.

Letters
18
Dots and dashes
28 · 22
Length
189 units
At 20 WPM
11.3 s
At 5 WPM
45.4 s
Collection
On the air

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