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Q - code::.. 
The International Q - code

 

QAP? Shall I listen you (or … ) on … kHz?
QAP Please listem my (or …) signals on … kHz.
QAT Listen before sending! You are on the same frequency as … (another station)
 

QCB

The delay occurs due to:
1) your transmission out of queue
2) your slow answering
3) lack of your answer to my …
QCW? **Are you transmitting the Morse code or something else? (joke)
QCX? What is your full callsign?
QCX My full callsign is … . (or "Use your full callsign, please.")
QIF? What frequency works … on?
QIF … works on … kHz
QRA? What is the name of your station?
QRA The name of my station is … .
QRB? What is the distance between us?
QRB The distance is … km.
QRG? Will you tell me my exact frequency?
QRG Your exact frequency is … kHz.
QRH? Does my frequency vary?
QRH Your frequency varies.
QRI? What is the tone of my transmission?
QRI The tone of your transmission is … 
(**amateur: T1…T9)
QRJ? Are you receiving me badly? 
QRJ I cannot receive you. Your signals are too weak.
QRK? What is intelligibility (readability) of my signals?
QRK The intelligibility (readability) of your signals is (1=very bad…5=excellent)
QRL? Are you busy?
QRL I am busy. Please do not interfere.
QRM? Are you being interfered with?
QRM I am being interfered with 
(1 = Nil .… 5 = Extremely)
QRN? Are you troubled by static?
QRN I am troubled by static. 
(1 = Nil .… 5 = Extremely)
QRO? Shall I increase power?
QRO Increase power.
QRP? Shall I decrease power?
QRP Decrease power.
QRQ? Shall I send faster?
QRQ Send faster.
QRS? Shall I send more slowly?
QRS Send more slowly.
QRT? Shall I stop sending?
QRT Stop sending.
QRU? Have you anything for me?
QRU I have nothing for you.
QRV? Are you ready?
QRV I am ready.
QRW? Shall I inform … that you are calling (on … kHz)?
QRW Please inform … that I am calling (on … kHz).
QRX? When will you call me again?
QRX I will call you again (at … hours) (on … kHz).
QRZ? Who is calling me?
QRZ You are being called by … (on … kHz)
QSA? What is the strength of my signals?
QSA The strength of your signals is … (1…5) 
(**amateur: S1…S9)
QSB? Are my signals fading?
QSB Your signals fading.
QSD? Is my keying defective?
QSD Your keying is defective.
QSK? Can you hear me between your signals and if so can I break in on your transmission?
QSK I can hear you between my signals; break in on my transmission.
QSL? Can you give me acknowledgement of receipt?
QSL I give you acknowledgement of receipt.
QSM? Shall I repeat the last message which I sent you, or some previous message?
QSM Repeat the last message which you sent me (or message(s) number…)
QSN? Did you hear me (or …) (on … khz)?
QSN I did hear you (or …) (on …kHz).
QSO? Can you communicate with …direct or by relay?
QSO I can communicate with … direct (or by relay through … )
QSP? Will you relay to?
QSP I will relay to …
QST Please, transmit phone.(**general call preceding a message addressed to ARRL members = CQ ARRL).
QSU? Shall I send or reply on this frequency (or on ….kHz)?
QSU Send or reply on this frequency (or on … kHz).
QSV? Shall I send a series of VVVs?
QSV Send a series of VVVs.
QSW? Will you send on this frequency (or on … kHz)?
QSW I am going to send on this frequency (or on … kHz).
QSX? Will you listen to … on … kHz?
QSX I am listening to … on … kHz.
QSY? Shall I change to another frequency?
QSY Change to transmission on another frequency (or on … kHz).
QSZ? Shall I send each word more than once?
QSZ Send each word (group) twice.
QTA? Shall I cancel message number … ?
QTA Cancel message number … . 
QTC? How many messages have you to send?
QTC I have … messages for you (or for ….).
QTE? What is (your) antenna direction to…(me)? 
QTE (My) antenna direction to… (you) is … degr.
QTG? Could you send twice the 10-sec. long carrier? (on … kHz) 
QTG I will send the carrier twice, 10 sec. long each time, and my callsign (on ... kHz)
QTH? What is your location?
QTH My location is …
QTR? What is the correct time?
QTR The correct time is … .
QUA? Do you have any news (from … )?
QUA I have news (from … ).
QUF? Have you received the distress signal of….?
QUF I received the distress signal of … at …. h.

Comments:

In the table the most common are resulted only in radioamateur practice codes and some from little-known, but useful to amateur communication. Asterisks in brackets (**) allocate informal variants of values meeting at an amateur radio communication. The fat font marks those codes which are used most frequently or are the most important. Color marks the codes which are not being international.

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