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Morse Reference
Letters, numbers, punctuation, prosigns, Q-codes, and common CW abbreviations. Click any entry to hear it.
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letters
A·—
B—···
C—·—·
D—··
E·
F··—·
G——·
H····
I··
J·———
K—·—
L·—··
M——
N—·
O———
P·——·
Q——·—
R·—·
S···
T—
U··—
V···—
W·——
X—··—
Y—·——
Z——··
numbers
0—————
1·————
2··———
3···——
4····—
5·····
6—····
7——···
8———··
9————·
punctuation
.·—·—·—
,——··——
?··——··
/—··—·
@·——·—·
:———···
"·—··—·
'·————·
-—····—
(—·——·
)—·——·—
!—·—·——
&·—···
;—·—·—·
=—···—
+·—·—·
_··——·—
prosigns
AR
·—·—·End of message
BT
—···—Break / new paragraph
SK
···—·—End of contact
KN
—·——·Go ahead (named station only)
BK
—···—·—Break-in
CL
—·—··—··Closing station
SOS
···———···Distress signal
q-codes
QTHMy location is...
QSLI confirm receipt
QRZWho is calling me?
QSOI can communicate with...
QRPLow power
QROHigh power
QRMInterference from other stations
QRNInterference from static/noise
QRSSend more slowly
QRQSend more quickly
QSYChange frequency
QRVI am ready
common abbreviations
CQCalling any station
DEFrom (this is...)
RSTReadability, Strength, Tone
URYour / You are
FBFine business (good)
OMOld man (male operator)
YLYoung lady (female operator)
ESAnd
TNXThanks
TUThank you
73Best regards
72Best regards (QRP)
88Love and kisses
DXLong distance
WXWeather
ANTAntenna
RIGRadio equipment
PWRPower
SRISorry
PSEPlease
CFMConfirm
AGNAgain
GEGood evening
GMGood morning
GAGood afternoon
GNGood night
GLGood luck
HPEHope
HRHere
HWHow
NRNumber
RPTRepeat
VYVery
CULSee you later