Definition
Written Mo(A)6s, meaning the Morse letter A, a short flash followed by a long flash, repeated every six seconds. Mo(A) in white is a permitted safe water and landfall rhythm and is widely used on offshore platforms and pilot boarding stations. Mo(U), two short and a long, warns of a danger or a shoal ahead in some national systems. The Morse rhythm is identified by ear as much as by counting.
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