Morse Code Chart · Abbreviations · Translator

Morse code chart for letters, numbers and punctuation with audio, ham radio abbreviations like CQ, QSL and 73, Q codes, and a text ↔ Morse code translator.

International Morse Code Chart

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1·−−−−
2··−−−
3···−−
4····−
5·····
6−····
7−−···
8−−−··
9−−−−·
A·−
B−···
C−·−·
D−··
E·
F··−·
G−−·
H····
I··
J·−−−
K−·−
L·−··
M−−
N−·
O−−−
P·−−·
Q−−·−
R·−·
S···
T−
U··−
V···−
W·−−
X−··−
Y−·−−
Z−−··
.·−·−·−
,−−··−−
?··−−··
!−·−·−−
/−··−·
(−·−−·
)−·−−·−
&·−···
:−−−···
;−·−·−·
=−···−
+·−·−·
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"·−··−·
'·−−−−·
@·−−·−·

Ham Radio Abbreviations

Basic procedure

CQ
Calling any station
DE
From (before your own call sign)
K
Over, go ahead
R
Received, roger
BK
Break / back to you
AGN
Please send again
PSE
Please
TNX
Thanks
TU
Thank you

Q codes

QTH
Location
QSL
Receipt confirmed (QSL card)
QSO
A contact (two-way exchange)
QRZ
Who is calling me?
QRM
Man-made interference
QRN
Natural noise (static)
QRS
Send more slowly
QRQ
Send faster
QRP
Low power
QRT
Stop sending
QRL
Is this frequency in use?
QSB
Signal fading
QSY
Change frequency

Common abbreviations

73
Best regards (sign-off)
88
Love and kisses
GM
Good morning
GA
Good afternoon
GE
Good evening
GN
Good night
OM
Male operator
YL
Female operator
FB
Fine, excellent
HI
Laughter
UR
Your
WX
Weather
RST
Signal report (readability, strength, tone)
RIG
Radio equipment
ANT
Antenna
HR
Here
ES
And

Prosigns (sent as one character)

AR
End of message
SK
End of contact
BT
Break (new paragraph)
KN
Go ahead, named station only
AS
Wait
CL
Closing station
SOS
Distress signal