Puzzle Description:

numbers 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, and 0 in morse code

#1: Byrdie (byrdie) on Nov 30, 2009

Not overly difficult and yet a fun (and educational) challenge to solve. Certainly theme appropriate.

Interesting idea.

thank you

Thanks for your entry!

ditto #1. :)

I have never thought of Morse Code numbers. Only letters, which I was expecting dots/dashes. I had no idea the numbers looked like this. In fact, I am not sure they do. Look at this: http://thumbs.dreamstime.com/thumb_446/1256087156FokO80.jpg

Maybe there are multiple ways of doing the numbers.

They *are dots and dashes:
First line (one) - dot, dash, dash, dash, dash
second line (two) - dot, dot, dash, dash, dash
etc.

Oh. Now I see that. I read it as 1-5 on the top half, reading left to right, followed by 6-10 in the bottom half.
It looked like a straight line for the 1, then an upside down L-shape for the 2, a little more zigzag for the 3, etc. Then a double thick line for the 6, a double thick line minus one square for the 7, etc.

When you put them out like that it really does make a neat pattern.

Very cool pattern :)

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