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Thanks, Theo and Phil. Much appreciated!!
Gary
On Thursday, August 21, 2014 6:52 PM, Theo wrote:
A few of the Canadian postal abbreviations need updating, Phil!
NL for The Rock and Labrador
QC for la belle province
PE for Anne of Green Gables' fan mail
And add one N
A few of the Canadian postal abbreviations need updating, Phil!
NL for The Rock and Labrador
QC for la belle province
PE for Anne of Green Gables' fan mail
And add one NU for Nunavut
Also the NZBC hasn't existed since the mid-70's... the crowd across the
Tassie/Ditch are the Australian Broadcas
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Here's a list of abbreviations from the IRCA New Member Packet.
These are used in DXM as well as often in this eGroup.
This looks much better in a non-proportional font like Courier (which is what
it was in when I copied it!!!)
ABBREVIATIONS
The following is a list of abbr
In case anyone wonders about the derivation of those definitions, it started
from an Ernie Cooper abbreviation in his Musings Column in the National Radio
Club's DX News. So many Spanish-speaking stations were being heard on the dial
50+ years ago, Ernie abbreviated the term "Spanish-speaking" a
We use several for languages, such as
SS Spanish
PP Portuguese
RR Russian
VV Vietnamese
GG German
FF French
EE English
CC Chinese
JJ Japanese
KK Korean
73,
Patrick
Patrick Martin
KGED QSL Manager
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Other language abreviations
SS Spanish
DD Dutch
II Italian
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To: "Mailing list for the International Radio Club of America"
Sent: Thursday, October 08, 2009 1:48 PM
Subject: Re: [IRCA] abbreviations
A relative newbie here, so forgive what may se
KAZ
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From: "Marc DeLorenzo"
To: "Mailing list for the International Radio Club of America"
Sent: Thursday, October 08, 2009 1:43 PM
Subject: Re: [IRCA] abbreviations
Gary,
TA = Trans Atlantic, i.e. any station on the other side of the Atlantic.
> A relative newbie here, so forgive what may seem to be a stupid question.
>
> Where are the various country codes listed that you all use? I see
> references to TA, but in looking at various country code lists, I can't
> find it.
TA: Trans-Atlantic
DU: Down-under (refers to Pacific Islands, N
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Subject: [IRCA] abbreviations
A relative newbie here, so forgive what may seem to be a stupid question.
Where are the various country codes listed that you all use? I see
references to TA, but in looking at various country code lists, I can't
find it.
THanks
A relative newbie here, so forgive what may seem to be a stupid question.
Where are the various country codes listed that you all use? I see
references to TA, but in looking at various country code lists, I can't
find it.
THanks
Gary KC8IQZ
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I think we take for granted that everyone on the list understands the
abbreviations we have used for years. But we should remember there are
new DXers that join that often does not understand them. So a new list
of abbreviations may be a good idea.
73,
Patrick
Patrick Martin
KAVT Reception Manag
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