It is after midnight. Across the valley, a line of small lights is moving slowly along the far hillside: head torches, six or seven of them, spaced out, stopping and starting. Searchers. You have a head torch too. You switch it on and point it at them. From over there, your light is one more torch on a hillside at night, perhaps another walker, perhaps one of their own team.…
In this lesson
Torch signalling
SOS by light and sound
Morse code basics
The timing
A handful of useful letters
Using it sensibly
Strobes, glowsticks and markers for the night
Strobes
Glowsticks
Using light near helicopters at night
Vehicle lights and horn
Making it stand out
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The rest of this lesson is in the full course
Every module, practical and exam, self-paced and private, with a certificate at the end.
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