[SFDX] Ham Radio Slang
Bill
bmarx at bellsouth.net
Tue Jul 7 10:33:43 EDT 2026
/Here's three of several Ham Radio Slang and regularly used terms
websites./
_Ham Radio Slang, Abbreviations and On-Air Jargon_
Amateur radio has accumulated a rich vocabulary over more than a century
of operation. Some terms come from the telegraph era, some from military
radio, some from the early days of broadcasting, and some are purely
home-grown ham culture. This reference covers the slang, abbreviations
and jargon every ham should know — from the meaning of 73 to what an
Elmer is.
*https://www.hamradiobase.com/ham-radio-jargon-slang-abbreviations/
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_Ham Radio Glossary and Lingo: From Basic Q-Codes to Advanced Jargon_
*https://poclink.com/blogs/tips-tutorials/amateur-radio-lingo
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ARRL __Ham Radio Glossary_
**https://www.arrl.org/ham-radio-glossary*
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