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Hello all, First want to wish you all the best in upcoming 2024. As a new memeber,need some info. Are there some specific QRG for A1 member to communicate on 40,20m bands? Since i am using 5w QRP and

Dear A1CLUB members, I've been busy with some backlogs at my work and also drinking parties these past few days, but finally my holiday will start tomorrow. :) Here is an INFO about the last A1NET -

Is there anyone out there who uses "Zello Walkie Talkie" App? I have installed it on my iPhone and created a channel (group) named "A1CLUB" with the password "599599". Come with the display name as

ATSU-san, GM. TNX for your comment. It is a matter of degree but I hardly say “YOO”, for example, to you when I meet you on a certain day. hi This is bcuz I’m (a bit) younger than you and also

Hi JJ1FXF Hiro san We have more short expressions which are used between friends. These words are not dialect and are used everywhere in JA. Yaa/Yoo, Domo, Jaa/Mata. 77 Atsu JE1TRV

Hi Hiro San , all menbers , I added the word thank you in Greek. Kind regards Sayonara, 73 Pasquale - IK7TVE

Very glad to see there is another bass player in our gang! Very best season's greetings. Maurice F6IIE

Maurice-san, TNX for the FB video. I do also play the bass both electric (6st) and contrabass (4st). Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! // HIRO, JJ1FXF

Thanks, Martin. It's a huge list of abbreviations! I'll enjoy reading them. TU. // HIRO, JJ1FXF

Voeux 2024 F6IIE pour les musiciens et télégraphistes 73/88 youtube.comSorry it is in French 73/88 and very best season’s greetings Maurice F6iie Envoyé de mon iPad

Hiro-san In this document http://www.wd8das.net/RadioCodes.pdf you can find a bunch of CW abbreviations for kind greetings like HLV (hasta la vista = bye bye) etc. It starts at page 78 "Combined

GA, ATSU-san, Yes, KANSAI (West of JA) area has various cute dialects. What about “MOKKATTE MAKKA?” (Are you making money?) as HELLO? hi I couldn’t find a good Greeting like “MAIDO” of KANTO

Hiro san In kansai region of JA, we have convenient words for the 3 terms those you are asking. Such as, Maido, Okini, Sainara 77 AtsuG// ?BlueMail for Android から取得 ? 2023年12月20日

John-san, My intention to make such a Greetings list is for better CW QSOs, but not for collecting as many Greetings as possible. I would like to add ONYA and HOOROO to the Greetings list if those

Truthfully, no, VK's don't use a lot of Strine on CW. What would be the point? Nobody understands us even when we speak English :-) Yes, your example for ONYA would be well understood as the positive

John-san, Gud to see you here on A1eML and thanks for your post. Do you commonly use Strine on CW? and if JA stations send "ONYA FER QSO" on the air, do AUS stations comfortably accept it as "TNX FER

In "Strine", the national language of "Straya": Hello = G'day mate Thanks = Onya! Goodbye = Hooroo "Onya" is a bit problematic, as if said with rising inflection, it means "thanks", but if said with a

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Dear A1CLUB members, For better communication on CW QSO, I am preparing a simple list of CW Greeting Expressions in various languages. Please let me know if you'll find better CW expressions on your

Dear A1 Club members: The A1-NET On-air information is as follows; 1. Date & Time : 2023/12/16(Sat.) 10:30Z - (until no taker) 2. FREQ : 7.028MHz (+/-) 3. Controller : JJ1VNV / AKKY 4. QTH : SAGA