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RADIOTELEGRAPH Q SIGNALS

This is a brief summary. For a more comprehensive list, see:
http://www.kloth.net/radio/qcodes.php

 Signal  Meaning
QRA
 Name of my station  
QRB
 How far from my station  
QRC
 Who settles accounts  
QRD
 Where to & where from  
QRE
 ETA  
QRF
 Are you returning to  
QRG
 What is my frequency  
QRH
 Does my frequency vary  
QRI
 How is my tone  
QRK
 How is my readability  
QRL
 I am busy  
QRM
 Interference  
QRN
 Static  
QRO
 Increase power  
QRP
 Decrease power  
QRQ
 Send faster  
QRR
 Automatic operation  
QRS
 Send slower  
QRT
 Stop sending  
QRU
 Have anything for me  
QRV
 Are you ready  
QRW
 You are calling…on…kHz  
QRX
 Will call again  
QRZ
 Who is calling me  
QSA
 Signal strength  
QSB
 Signals fading  
QSC
 Cargo vessel  
QSD
 Keying defective  
QSI
 Unable to break in  
QSJ
 Charge per word  
QSK
 Hear between signals  
QSL
 Acknowledge receipt  
QSM
 Repeat last telegram  
QSN
 Did you hear…on…kHz  
QSO
 Can you communicate w/  
QSP
 Relay to…free  
QSQ
 Doctor on board  
QSU
 I send w/ emissions class  
QSW
 You send w/ emissions class  
QSX
 Listen to…on…kHz  
QSY
 Change frequency  
QSZ
 Send words/groups twice  
QTA
 Cancel telegram #  
QTB
 Agree w/ word count  
QTC
 How many telegrams sent  
QTE
 My true bearing  
QTF
 Position of my station  
QTG
 Send two 10-sec dashes  
QTH
 Your latitude & longitude  
QTI
 Your true track  
QTJ
 Your speed  
QTK
 Your aircraft ground speed  
QTL
 Your true heading  
QTN
 Your departure time  
QTO
 Have you left dock  
QTP
 You going to enter dock  
QTQ
 Communicate Int Code Sigs  
QTR
 Correct time  
QTS
 Send call sign  
QTV
 Hours open/stand guard  
QTX
 Keep your station open  
QUA
 Have you news of  
QUB
 Visibility, clouds, wind  
QUC
 Number of last message  
QUD
 Received urgent signal  
QUF
 Received distress signal  
QUG
 Forced to land  
QUH
 Barometric pressure  
QUI
 Navigation lights working  
QUJ
 True course to you, no wind  
QUK
 Condition of sea  
QUL
 Swell observed  
QUM
 Distress traffic ended  
QUN
 Nearby vessels: position etc.  
QUO
 Search for ship in vicinity of  
QUP
 Indicate position by  
QUQ
 Searchlights on cloud  
QUR
 Status of survivors  
QUS
 Sightd survivors/wreckage  
QUT
 Position of incident marked  
QUU
 Home ship to my position  
QUV
 My magnetic bearing  
QUX
 Mag course to you, no wind  


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