HELLO! Here are the shortings u need on DX, also the international spelling alphabet... No background, so u can print it with a matrix printer...
Useful shortings:
QSO a on-air talk
QTH residence, where your station is
QRX please standby
QRM noise, disturbing from other far-away stations
QRN noise, athmospherical (lighning-"crck")
QRA time
QSP relay station
QRL working place, or just "work"
QSY frequency- or channel change
QRP working with low power (max five watts)
QRO working with high power
AM amplitude modulation
FM frequency modulation
SSB single sideband mode
USB upper sideband (SSB)
LSB lower sideband (SSB)
TX sending
RX receiving
TRX or RTX or TXRX transceiver, radio
MIKE microphone
PA power amplifier
ANT antenna
RST signal report
DX distant exchange, long distance talk
CQ attention, I call everybody
CQ-DX attentio, calling DX
QRZ callsign, or nickname ("Skip")
QSL receiving confirmation
Theese are the most needed codes on the 11meter band.
International spelling alphabet: (some differents listed!)
a = alpha (america)
b = bravo
c = charly (canada)
d = delta (david)
e = echo
f = foxtrott (fox, florida)
g = golf
h = hotel
i = india
j = juliett (jamaica, jerome)
k = kilo
l = lima (lemon)
m = mike (madison)
n = november (north pole, nancy, nature)
o = oscar
p = papa
q = quebec
r = romeo (radio)
s = sierra (sugar, signal, santiago)
t = tango (tesla)
u = uniform (unik, united)
v = victor
w = whiskey
x = x-ray
y = yankee (ypsilon)
z = zulu (zachary)
Launched on sept. 21, 2001 by THANH