[CW] List of prosigns

[Richard Knoppow]

    Not wrong. A space A, that is the letter A sent twice, means 
"All After" but AA a single combination, means "start a new 
line". In ARRL traffic handling its used to separate parts of an 
address. Its sent without a space in the same way as the prosigns 
SK or BT. SK could be written VA and BT could be written as TV, 
AA could be written as TR but would be sent the same.

On 7/24/2019 7:10 AM, pa0wv wrote:
> Richard Knoppow schreef op 2019-07-23 22:07:
>> I found a pretty complete list of prosigns at:
>> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prosigns_for_Morse_code
>>    I asked, I think in this list, about the sign AA which I had 
>> heard
>> in a traffic net. This was a new sign to me. The above list 
>> includes
>> it. It means space down a line or start a new line which makes 
>> perfect
>> sense from the procedures I hear.
> 
> Wrong. It means All After, and the purpose is to obtain a resend 
> of text due to QSB or QRM QRN  or passing some well breasted girl 
> the cabin door of the RO on the ship.
> 
> PA0WV
> 73=30


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