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CW GUIDE
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J |
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S |
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B |
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K |
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T |
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C |
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L |
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U |
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M |
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V |
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E |
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N |
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W |
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F |
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O |
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X |
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G |
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P |
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Y |
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Q |
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Z |
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I |
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R |
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6 |
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CW
traffic handling: The prosign 
separates the parts of the address. 
separates the adress from the text and the text from the signature. 
marks end of message; this is followed by B if there is another message to
follow, by N if this is the only or last message. It is customary to copy
the preamble, parts of the address, text and signature on separate lines.
General CW abbreviations
73--Best Regards88--Hugs and Kisses
AA--All after
AB--All before
AAA--a period.
ABT--About
AGN--Again
ANT--Antenna
AR--End of this transmission
AS --means wait one please
B4--Before
BCNU--Be Seeing You
BK--Break, Back ("I'm back now" or "Back to you")
BN--Been
BT--a pause
BTR--Better
BUX--Dollars
CLDY--Cloudy
CL--Clear (end of all transmissions)
CLR--Clear (usually a description of the weather)
CONDX--Conditions
CPY,CPI--Copy
CQ--Calling any station
CU--See you
CUD--Could
CUL--See You Later
CUZ--Because
DE--From
ES--And
FB--Fine Business (good, excellent, OK)
FER--For
FT--Feet
GA--Good Afternoon, Go Ahead
GB--Good Bye, God Bless
GE--Good Evening
GL--Good Luck
GM--Good Morning
GUD--Good
HI--Telegraphic Laughing
HPE--Hope
HR--Here, Hear
HV--Have
HW--How (or "How copy?")
IMI--?
K--I'm done, your turn
KA--Begining of message
KN--I'm done, but only you (callsign given) come back to me.
LIL--Little
NR--Near, Number
NW--Now
O--zero (or sometimes a very long DAH)
OM--Old Man
OP--Operator
PSE--Please
PWR--Power
R--Roger/OK/Yes or sometimes are
RR--All received OK
RCVR--Receiver
SIGS--Signals
SK--End of all transmissions
SN--Soon
SRI--Sorry
TNX, TKS--Thanks
TU--Thank You
TX--Transmit
U--You
UR--Your, You Are
URS--Yours
VY--Very
WA--Word After
WB--Word before
WID--With
WL--Well, will, we'll
WTS--Watts
WUD--Would
WX--Weather
XCVR--Transceiver
XMTR--Transmitter
XYL--Wife
YL--Girlfriend ("Young Lady")
YRS--(Years)
A Beginners Guide http://home.earthlink.net/~k7bfl/cwguide.html
Traffic Nets http://www.qsl.net/n5lf/cw-nts.html
Tips
for Learning CW
W9EM's suggestions &
links
A Beginner's Guide to
Making CW Contacts
N0HFF: The Art & Skill of
Radio-Telegraphy
Software
& More
Morse Academy
Pileup!
CW Midi
The Mill
More software
OD5SK's
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