>>
>>
>> How do letters ending in multiple dots work?  B, D, H, I, L, S, 5, etc?
>
>
> http://technology.niagarac.on.ca/students/a/bamyote/
>
> A bit of googling found this, which uses a start bit, then the same
> sequence.
> I don't remember having a start bit though.
>

The start bit idea is clever! It allows a character to have up to 7 dits
or dahs. You still have to count the bits as they go out (or are thrown
out), though since an all dit character would go to zero as soon as you
throw out the start bit.

Harold


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