Technologies, Communications and Codes, Different Morse Codes
Soon after its introduction in Europe, it became apparent that the original Morse Code was inadequate for the transmission of much non-English text, since it lacked codes for letters with diacritic marks. To remedy this deficiency, a variant called the International Morse Code was devised by a conference of European nations in 1851.
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"Comms Chat" is a changing, low tech, analogue, non AI generated, printed ink exhibit adjacent to and supporting the Communications Gallery at the Australian Army Museum of Western Australia. It contains personal stories, technology insights and anything remotely connected to the theme of Communication. This sub collection contains elements which have previously appeared within Comms Chat
Australian Army Museum of Western Australia
Australian Army Museum of Western Australia
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Pre 1914, Western Australia, East-West Telegraph Line, Eucla Telegraph Station
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Mannequin Display, Post 1945, Iraq War (2nd Gulf War), 2003 to 2013
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Mannequin Display, Post 1945, Central Asia, Afghanistan, Afghanistan War (War on Terror), 2002 to 2020
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Mannequin Display, Post 1945, Peacekeeping, Timor l'este / East Timor, 1999 - 2013
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World War 2, Owen Gun, 1943
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Post 1945, Poloroid Colorpak 80 Camera
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Inter War, Party Line Wall Phone 1930s
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World War 2 Japanese Electrical Test Equipment, Variable Output Power Supply
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World War 2, Japanese Electrical Test Equipment - Voltmeter
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Post 1945, Australian Wireless Set A510, 1950s
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1803 Pattern Infantry Officer's Sword
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1796 Pattern Light Cavalry Sabre
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