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Common CW Abbreviations

1

73 Best Regards

88 Love & Kisses

A Number 1

ABT About

AGN Again

ANT Antenna

AR End of this transmission

B4 Before

BCNU Be Seeing You

BK Back or Break

BT Dash (often used in place of period or

comma)

BURO QSL Bureau

CL Closing Station Down

CLDY Cloudy

CLR Clear

CONDX Conditions

CONGRATS Congratulations

CPY Copy

CQ General Call for a QSO (Contact)

CUZ Because

DE From (eg... W3AA de W3DF)

DSW See You Again (Russian)

DWN Down

DX Long Distance Contact, or a Rare Station

EL Element (as in 3 EL Yagi)

ES And

FB Fine Business (jargon for very good)

FD Field Day

FER For

FIST Unique characteristic of an operator's

sending of CW

FONE Phone (as in AM or SSB)

FM From or Frequency Modulation

FREQ Frequency

GA Good Afternoon or Go Ahead

GB Good Bye

GD Good or Good Day

GE Good Evening

GG Going

GL Good luck

GM Good Morning

GMT Greenwich Mean Time (standard time

used by hams)

GN Good Night

GND Ground

GP Ground Plane

GUD Good

HAM Amateur Radio Operator

HI HI Laughter on CW

HNY Happy New Year

HPE Hope

HR Here

HV Have

HW, HW? How, or How Do You Copy Me?

II, II II II Error

K Please Transmit

KN Only the station I am working should

transmit

KNW Know

LIL Little

LID Poor Operator Don't confuse with

^^K>/_

LP Log Periodic (type of directional

antenna) or Long Path

LSB Lower Sideband

LW Long Wire (type of antenna)

MGR QSL Manager

MNI, MANI Many

MSG Message

MULT Multiplier

N No or the number 9. (599 IS 5NN IN

MORSE)

NIL Nothing Heard or No Copy

NW Now

OM Old Man (Ham jargon for an

experienced operator)

OP Operator, or Name

OPR Operator or Operate

PSE Please

PWR Power

QRL The frequency is busy Is the

frequency busy?

QRM Your transmission is being interfered

Common CW Abbreviations

2 with Is my transmission being interfered with?

QRN I am troubled by static Are you

troubled by static?

QRO Increase power. Should I increase

power?

QRP Decrease power. Also a station using

low power. Should I decrease power?

QRQ Send faster Should I send faster?

QRS Send slower Should I send slower?

QRT Stop transmitting Should I stop

transmitting?

QRU I don't haǀe anything more

QRV I am ready Are you ready?

QRX Wait as in QRX 1 (wait a minute)

QRZ You are being called by ... Who is

calling me? Also used to be sure frequency is clear before calling a CQ.

QSB Your signal is fading Is my signal

fading?

QSK I can operate break-in Can you

operate break-in?

QSL I acknowledge receipt Do you

acknowledge receipt?

QSO I can communicate with ... Can you

communicate with ...?

QSY I will change my transmit frequency

Should I change my transmit frequency?

QTH My location is ... What is your

location?

R, RR Message Received or Correct, or Roger

(affirmative)

RCVR Receiver

RIG Equipment

RPRT or RPT Report or Repeat

RX Receiver

SHUD Should

SIG Signal

SK This is my last transmission

SKED Schedule

SP Short Path

SRI Sorry

STN Station

SWL Short Wave Listner

T Short hand for the number Zero

TEMP Temperature

TEST Contest

TIL Until

TKS Thanks

TCVR Transceiver

TT That

TU Thank You

TX Transmitter

TNX Thanks

U You

UR Your

USB Upper Sideband

UTC Universal Time Coordinated (same as

GMT)

VERT Vertical Antenna

VFO Variable Frequency Oscillator

VY Very

W Watts

WID With

WKD Worked (Ham jargon for making a

contact with a station)

WKG Working

WPM Words Per Minute (a measure of code

speed)

WRK Work

WUD Would

WX Weather

XCVR Transceiver

XMTR Transmitter

XTAL Crystal

XYL Wife

YL Young Lady

Z Zulu, GMT, or UTC Time (all the same)

ZZ Sleep

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