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How are messages sent using a telegraph?
use a Morse Code
Messages were sent rapidly using communication method known as?
Before the telephone and the internet important messages were sent rapidly using a telegraph. Letters were sent in a series of short and long dots called Morse Code.
How do messages get sent via telegraph?
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What caused the Pony Express to go out of business in October 1861?
An event call Telegraph.The telegraph sent messages along wires using electricity
What event caused the pony Express to go out of business in October 1861?
An event call Telegraph.The telegraph sent messages along wires using electricity
How were messages sent via telegraph?
A message transmitted by a telegraph is called a TeleGram.
Who developed a code that would communicate messages using a telegraph?
Samuel Morse invented the telegraph and the code that the telegraph used (Morse code).
How were messages t through the via telegraph?
Messages were transmitted via telegraph using electrical signals sent over wires. Operators would tap out messages in Morse code, a system of dots and dashes representing letters and numbers. These electrical impulses traveled along the telegraph lines, allowing for rapid long-distance communication. The receiving operator would decode the signals back into readable text.
How did telegraphs help make life easier?
because alot of people where using the telegraph.
What is the function of telegraph?
The telegraph sent messages by wire from local to intercontinental distances, using the Morse code or long and short electrical pulses. A short letter sent by telegraph, as in the example photographed above, is a called a 'telegram', and could considered almost an early form of e-mail. The sending and receiving machines for these were called 'teleprinters'.
How long did it take to get messages by telegraph?
as soon as the telegraph operator completes the message it is received at the other end.
A sentence with the word telegraph?
He stayed seated at the telegraph all night long, waiting for messages to come over the wires
