Subj : Re: linear compressed morse code
To   : warmfuzzy
From : calcmandan
Date : Sun Jun 30 2024 05:40:23

 wa> This method of sending information to a Russian Embassy has been used in 

This is fascinating. I imagine a use case for something like this in packet radio.

That is, adapting a system like this where a user from a computer requests a mainstream website on packet packet radio. Configure the browser to use the local node as a proxy. Pre-written software would automate the request by converting it to morse, compressing it, playing it into a wav file, compressing it as described by the OP, then:

Requester: Outbound traffic compressed binary
Requester: transmitted
Receiving endpoint: receive
Receiving endpoint: decompress
Receiving endpoint: translate data to outbound web request
Receiving endpoint: proxy the request
Receiving endpoint: outbound return
Receiving endpoint: package response data & transmit
Requester: receives response packet
Requester: displays data on browser

I wonder if this could conceptually work.

Daniel

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