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Amateur RadioQSA

QSA — Morse Q-Code Meaning and UsageQSA

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As a Question

What is the strength of my signals?

As a Statement

The strength of your signals is … (1–5)

Usage

Signal strength report on scale 1-5

Example on Air

QSA 5

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