Q CODE

QRA What ship or coast station is that? This is ____.
QRB What is your distance? My distance is ____.
QRC What is your true bearing? My true bearing is ____ degrees.
QRD Where are you bound for? I am bound for ____.
QRF Where are you bound from? I am bound from ____.
QRG What line do you belong to? I belong to the ____ Line.
QRH What is your wave length in meters? My wave length is ____ meters.
QRJ How many words have you to send? I have ____ words to send.
QRK How do you receive me? I am receiving well.
QRL Are you receiving badly? Shall I send 20 ...-. for adjustment? I am receiving badly. Send 20 ...-. for adjustment.
QRM Are you being interfered with? I am being interfered with.
QRN Are the atmospherics strong? Atmospherics are very strong.

QRG Exact frequency HE TX ON QRG 14205 kHz
QRI Tone (T in the RST code) UR QRI IS 9
QRK Intelligibility (R in the RST code) UR QRK IS 5
QRL This frequency is busy. Used almost exclusively with Morse code, usually before transmitting on a new frequency
QRM Man-made interference ANOTHER QSO UP 2 kHz CAUSING LOT OF QRM
QRN Natural interference, e.g. static crashes BAND NOISY TODAY LOT OF QRN
QRO Increase power NEED QRO WHEN PROP POOR
QRP decrease power QRP TO 5 W
QRQ Send faster TIME SHORT PSE QRQ
QRR temporarily unavailable/away, please wait WILL BE QRR 30 MIN = THAT STN IS QRR NW
QRRR Distress Distress call recommended by ARRL
QRS Send slower PSE QRS NEW TO CW
QRT Stop sending ENJOYED TALKING 2 U = MUST QRT FER DINNER NW
QRU Have you anything for me? QRU? ABOUT TO QRT
QRV I am ready WL U BE QRV IN UPCOMING CONTEST?
QRX will call you again QRX @ 1500H
QRZ You are being called by ________. QRZ? UR VY WEAK (Only someone who has previously called should reply)
QSA Signal strength UR QSA IS 5
QSB Fading of signal THERE IS QSB ON UR SIG
QSD Your keying is defective QSD CK YR TX
QSK Break-in I CAN HR U DURING MY SIGS PSE QSK
QSL I Acknowledge receipt QSL UR LAST TX = PSE QSL VIA BURO (i.e. please send me a card confirming this contact).
QSM Repeat last message QRM DROWNED UR LAST MSG OUT = PSE QSM
QSN I heard you QSN YESTERDAY ON 7005 kHz
QSO A conversation TNX QSO 73
QSP Relay PSE QSP THIS MSG TO MY FRIEND
QST General call to all stations QST: QRG ALLOCS HV CHGD
QSX I am listening on ... frequency QSX 14200 TO 14210 kHz
QSY Shift to transmit on ... LETS QSY UP 5 kHz
QTA Disregard last message QTA, DID NOT MEAN THAT
QTC Traffic STN WID EMRG QTC PSE GA
QTH Location QTH IS SOUTH PARK CO
QTR Exact time QTR IS 2000 Z

They take back in time .....lol

QRA What is the name of your station
QRB How far, approximately, are you from my station
QRC What authority/administration settles the accounts of your station
QRD Where are you bound and where are you from
QRE What is your estimated time of arrival at …(place)
QRF Are you returning to …(place)
QRG Will you tell me my exact frequency or that of …(call sign)
QRH Does my frequency vary
QRI How is the tone of my transmission
QRJ How many radio telephone calls have you to book. (See notes at the end of this list for possible alternative meanings).
QRK What is the intelligibility of my signals or those of …(call sign)
QRL Are you busy
QRM Are you being interfered with
QRN Are you troubled by static
QRO Shall I increase transmitter power
QRP Shall I decrease transmitter power
QRQ Shall I send faster
QRR Are you ready for automatic operation. (Also used by the Russian Military to mean: - Shall I start working using simplex encrypted CW)
QRS Shall I send more slowly
QRSS Send extremely slowly
QRT Shall I stop sending
QRU Have you anything for me
QRV Are you ready
QRW Shall I inform …(call sign) that you are calling him on … kHz/MHz
QRX When will you call me again on … kHz/MHz. Must I wait
QRY What is my turn
QRZ Who is calling me
QSA What is the strength of my signals or those of …(call sign)
QSB Are my signals fading
QSC Are you a cargo vessel
QSD Is my keying defective
QSE What is the estimated drift of the survival craft. (See notes at the end of this list for a possible alternative meaning).
QSF Have you affected rescue. (See notes at the end of this list for a possible alternative meaning).
QSG Shall I send … (number) telegrams at a time
QSH Are you able to home on your D/F equipment? (See notes at the end of this list for a possible alternative meaning).
QSI Will you inform …(call sign) that I have been unable to break in
QSJ What is the charge to be collected to …(call sign), including your charge
QSK Can you hear me between your signals and, if so, can I break in
QSL Can you acknowledge receipt
QSLL Officially unrecognized code, but used by the Amateur Radio Service to mean I will send you a QSL card for this contact after I receive one from you
QSM Shall I repeat the last telegram which I sent to you
QSN Did you hear me or …(call sign) on … kHz/MHz
QSO Can you communicate with …(call sign)QSP Will you relay to …(call sign), free of charge
QSQ Have you a doctor on board or Is …(named person) on board
QSR Shall I repeat the call on the calling frequency. (See notes at the end of this list for a possible alternative meaning).
QSS What working frequency will you use
QST Unassigned, but adopted by the American Radio Relay League to mean CQ ARRL members. Also the title of the ARRL’s official journal.
QSU Shall I send or reply on this frequency or on … kHz/MHz
QSV Shall I send a series of V’s on this frequency or on … kHz/MHz
QSW Will you send on this frequency or on … kHz/MHz
QSX Will you listen to …(call sign) on … kHz/MHz
QSY Shall I change to transmission on another frequency
QSZ Shall I send each word or group more than once
QTA Shall I cancel telegram number …
QTB Do you agree with my counting of words
QTC How many telegrams have you to send
QTD What has the rescue vessel or rescue aircraft recovered
QTE What is my TRUE bearing from you or from …(call sign)
QTF Will you give me the position of my station according to the bearings taken by the D/F stations which you control
QTG Will you send two dashes of ten seconds each followed by your call sign repeated … times on … kHz/MHz
QTH What is your position in latitude and longitude (or according to any other indication)
QTHR Officially unrecognized code, but adopted by the RSGB to mean Name and address correct in the UK Call Book
QTI What is your TRUE track
QTJ What is your speed
QTK What is the speed of your aircraft in relation to the earth’s surface
QTL What is you TRUE heading
QTM What is your MAGNETIC heading
QTN At what time did you depart from …(place)
QTO Are you airborne or Have you left dock/port
QTP Are you going to alight/land or Are you going to enter dock/port
QTQ Can you communicate with my station by means of the international code of signals
QTR What is the correct time
QTS Will you send your call sign for tuning purposes or frequency measurement
QTT The identification signal which follows is superimposed on another transmission
QTU What are the hours during which your station is open
QTV Shall I stand guard for you on the frequency of …kHz/MHz
QTW What is the condition of survivors
QTX Will you keep your station open for further communication with me
QTY Are you proceeding to the position of the incident and, if so, when do you expect to arrive
QTZ Are you continuing the search
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