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Welcome to the SARG Amateur Radio Tools section.
Use the tools below for operating assistance and reference.

SARG AMATEUR RADIO TOOLS

Amateur Radio Q-Code Reference

Search the Q-codes commonly used by Australian radio amateurs. Add ? after a Q-code to use the question form.

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0 Q-codes shown Tip: QRL? asks “Are you busy?” while QRL states “I am busy.”
CodeAs question (?)As answer / statementPractical example
Operating note: Q-codes are international abbreviations widely used by Australian amateurs, especially on CW. Spoken use is common, but plain language is often clearer on voice. This reference focuses on the recognised amateur-radio set rather than maritime/aviation-only Q groups.

SARG RADIO TOOL

Phonetic Spelling

Convert callsigns, names and messages into clear radio phonetics.

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PHONETIC SPELLING RESULT
Type something in the field above to see the detailed phonetic spelling.
LETTER BY LETTER
Type something in the field above to see each character and its radio pronunciation.
Uses the international radiotelephony spelling alphabet. ITU number words can be enabled for weak-signal or formal traffic handling.

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