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The international radioamateur code
| ABT |
About |
| ADR |
Address |
| AFTER |
After |
| AGN |
Again |
| ALL |
All |
| ALSO |
Also |
| AM |
Amplitude modulation |
| ANT |
Antenna |
| AT |
At |
| BAD, BD |
Bad |
| BAND |
Band |
| BCNU |
I will glad meet You |
| BEAM |
Beam |
| BEST |
Best |
| BOX |
Box |
| BUT |
But |
| CALL |
Call |
| CFM |
Confirm |
| CHEERIO |
Cheerio |
| CLG |
Calling |
| CONDX |
Conditions |
| CONGRATS |
Congratulations |
| COPI |
Copy |
| CQ |
Seek You |
| CU |
See you |
| CUAGN |
See you again |
| CUL |
See you later |
| CW |
Continious waves |
| DE |
I am,From |
| DIRECT |
Direct |
| DR |
Dear |
| DWN |
Down |
| DX |
Distant communication |
| ES |
And |
| EX |
Ex |
| FB |
Fine business |
| FER, FOR, FR |
For |
| FM |
From |
| FM |
Frequency modulation |
| FREQ |
Frequency |
| FROM |
From |
| GA |
Go ahead |
| GA |
Good afternoon |
| GB |
Good bye |
| GD |
Good day |
| GE |
Good evening |
| GLD |
Glad |
| GM |
Good morning |
| GN |
Good night |
| GND |
Ground |
| GOT |
Got |
| GUD |
Good |
| GUHOR |
I dont listen |
| HAM |
Radio fan |
| HF |
High frequency |
| HI |
:) |
| HOPE, HPE |
Hope |
| HR |
Here |
| HRD |
Heard |
| HW |
How are you? |
| INFO |
Information |
| K |
I listen |
| KW |
Kilowatt |
| LAT |
Latitude |
| LF |
Low frequency |
| LID |
Bad operator |
| LONG |
Long |
| LOG |
Logbook |
| LSB |
Lower sideband |
| LTR |
Letter |
| MIKE |
Microphone |
| MIN |
Minute |
| MNI |
Meny |
| MOM |
Moment |
| MSG |
Message |
| MTR |
Meter |
| NEAR, NR |
Near |
| NBFM |
Narrow band frequency
modulation |
| NIL |
Anything |
| NR |
Number |
| NW |
Now |
| OK |
OK |
| OM |
Old man |
| ONLY |
Only |
| OP, OPR |
Operator |
| OUTPT |
Output |
| PA |
Power amplifier |
| PM |
Post meridiem |
| PSE |
Please |
| PSED |
Pleased |
| PWR |
Power |
| R |
Right |
| RCV |
Receive |
| RCVR |
Receiver |
| REPT, RPR |
Report |
| RIG |
The transmitter |
| RPT |
Repeat |
| RTTY |
Radioteletype |
| SIGS |
Signals |
| SKED |
Schedule |
| SM, SUM |
Some |
| SOON, SN |
Soon |
| SORI, SRI |
Sorry |
| SSB |
Single sideband |
| STN |
Station |
| SURE |
Sure |
| SWL |
Short wave listner |
| SWR |
Standing wave ratio |
| TEST |
Test |
| TIME |
Time |
| TKS |
Thanks |
| TNX |
Thanks |
| TRCVR |
Tranceiver |
| TU |
Thank you |
| TUBE |
Tube |
| TVI |
Television interference |
| TX |
Transmitter |
| TXT |
Text |
| U |
You |
| UFB |
Ultra fb |
| UNLIS |
Unlicensed |
| UP |
Up |
| UR |
Your |
| URS |
Yours |
| USB |
Upper sideband |
| VIA |
Via |
| VFO |
Variable frequency oscillator |
| VHF |
Very high frequency |
| VY |
Very |
| WTTS |
Watts |
| WEAK |
Weak |
| WID |
With |
| WKD |
Worked |
| WLL |
Will |
| WRK |
Work |
| WRKD |
Worked |
| WW |
World-wide |
| WX |
Weather |
| XTAL |
Crystall |
| XYL |
Ex young lady |
| YES |
Yes |
| YL |
Young lady |
| 73 |
Good Luck |
| 88 |
Love and Kisses |
| 99 |
Fuck You |
| AS |
Wait |
| AR |
The end of transfer |
| BK |
Work as a half-duplex |
| KN |
I listen only to the correspondent |
| SK |
The full ending |
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Comments:
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The international radioamateur code represents
the alphabetic combinations formed in
most cases on the basis of the English words. Use of a radioamateur code
allows to carry out radio communications, not knowing language of the correspondent
and
to reduce their duration.
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