CW Nets, Checking, Pro-Signs and Q-Codes Reference
Wikipedia CW Rererences for Q-signals and Prosigns.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/QN_Signals
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prosigns_for_Morse_code
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COMMON PROSIGNS
AR = Means end of a transmission. It is not necessarily an invitation to transmit. AR is used after calling a station with which contact has not already been established.
AS = Wait, stand by for a short time
BT = Separation, or break, between address and text; between text and signature in a radiogram. Also used between topics in a QSO.
IMI = Yes, this is a standard CW question mark. But it also can be used to ask for a repeat of difficult words as well as to indicate a query (?).
SK = The communications is concluded or clear. End of Work
COMMON PROCEDURAL SIGNALS
DE = Used as "FROM" after the other station(s) and before your call
ES = & or and
K = Indicates you are turning the conversation over to another station or stations.
KN = Indicates you are turning the conversation over to a specific station and no one else is to call or answer. Use this only when you wish a specific station to answer.
R = All received and understood, the telegrapher's version of "roger."
QNI: ARRL net check in request.
COMMON ABBREVIATIONS IN CQ QSOs
AGN = Again
ANT = Antenna
BK = Break, Break in
BURO = Bureau Doc 1.3
B4 = Before
C = Yes, Correct
CL = I am closing my station; Call
CONDX = Conditions
CPI = Copy
CU = See You
GG = Going
OM = Old Man
PSE = Please
TNX = Thanks
TU = Thank you
VY = Very
WX = Weather
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