NINE WHISKEY TWO DELTA OSCAR LIMA: KENANGAN MICCOS 2009

Simplex Frequency

V18145.2250 V19145.2375 V20145.2500 V21145.2625
V22145.2750 V23145.2875 V24145.3000 V25145.3125
V26145.3250 V27145.3375 V28145.3875 V29145.3625
V30145.3750 V31145.3875 V32145.4000 V33145.4125
V34145.4250 V35145.4375 V36145.4500 V37145.4625
V38145.4750 V39145.4875 V40145.5000 V41145.5125
V42145.5250 V43145.5375 V44145.5500 V45145.5625
V46145.5750 V47145.5875 V48146.4000 V49146.4125
V50146.4250 V51146.4375 V52146.4500 V53146.4625
V54146.4750 V55146.4875 V56146.5000 V57146.5125
V58146.5250 V59146.5375 V60146.5500 V61146.5625
V62146.5750 V63146.5875 V64147.4350 V65147.4650
V66147.4950 V67147.5250 V68147.5550 V69147.5850

The Q Code (Q Abbreviations)

QAV	- I am calling
QCM	- There seems to defect in your transmission
QIF	- .... (calling station) is using ... (frequency)
QRA	- The name of my station is ...
QRB	- The distance between our station is ...
QRG	- Your exact frequency in khz is ...
QRH	- Your frequency varies
QRI	- Your note varies
QRJ	- Your signals are very weak
QRK	- The intelligibility of your signal is (1 to 5)
QRL	- I am busy
QRM	- There is interference
QRN	- I am being troubled by atmopheric noise
QRO	- Increase power
QRP	- Reduce power
QRQ	- Send faster ( ... words per minute)
QRR	- I am ready for automatic operation
QRS	- Send more slowly ( ... words per minute)
QRT	- Stop sending / close down
QRU	- I have nothing for you
QRV	- I am ready
QRW	- Please tell ... that I am calling him
QRX	- I will call you again
QRY	- Your turn is ... (number etc)
QRZ	- You are being called by ...
QSA	- The strength of your signal is ... (S1-S9)
QSB	- Your signal is fading
QSD	- Your keying is defective
QSI	- I have been unable to break in on your transmission
QSK	- I can hear between my signals (ie. I am using break-in)
QSL	- I give you acknowledgement of receipt
QSM	- Repeat the last message
QSN	- I did hear you on ...
QSO	- I can communicate with ... direct
QSP	- I will relay to ...
QSR	- Repeat your call on the calling frequency
QSS	- I will use the working frequency ... khz
QSU	- Reply on this frequency (or on ... khz)
QSV	- Please send a series of "V's"
QSX	- I am listening to ... (call) on ... (khz)
QSY	- Move to .... khz
QSZ	- Send each word or group twice
QTH	- My location is .....
QTR	- The exact time is .....

	The Q Code used by amateurs
QRL	Frequency in use / busy
QRM	Interference from other station
QRN	Interference from static / electrical equipment
QRO	High power
QRP	Low power
QRS	Send more slowly
QRT	Closing down
QRU	That's all from me
QRX	Standby
QRZ	Who is calling me
QSB	Fading
QSL	Confirmation of info / QSL Card
QSO	Contact between stations
QSY	Change frequency
QTH	Location
QTHR	Address per Callbook

ITU Recommended Phonetics

A	Alpha	J	Juliet	S	Sierra
B	Bravo	K	Kilo	T	Tango
C	Charlie	L	Lima	U	Uniform
D	Delta	M	Mike	V	Victor
E	Echo	N	November	W	Whiskey
F	Foxtrot	O	Oscar	X	Xray
G	Golf	P	Papa	Y	Yankee
H	Hotel	Q	Quebec	Z	Zulu
I	India	R	Romeo

0	Zero	1	Wun	2	Bis
3	Ter	4	Quarto	5	Penta
6	Saxo	7	Sette	8	Octo
9	Nona	Point	Decimal

NINE WHISKEY TWO DELTA OSCAR LIMA

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Tuesday, August 25, 2009

KENANGAN MICCOS 2009

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