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"Q" codes actually started in the early 1900s for the CW radio ops in the maritime service, then gradually made its way into amateur radio and other services.
"Q" codes actually started in the early 1900s for the CW radio ops in the maritime service, then gradually made its way into amateur radio and other services.
I was going to post the same thing. It was maritime radio thing long before CB ever became a “thing.”
Yes I heard of that,its about time!!! (Alot of radios have FM mode anyway)
I prefer using Q codes over 10 codes as it just sounds more professional....... Saying 10-4 sounds silly while saying QSL sounds neat!!
I will wait for this before I buy a new CB/SSB radio to happen.
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