Q Codes Demystified

[@temporarilyoffline]

Great Presentation, Love the Qute story!

[@n8vox]

Thanks man!

[@kevinkd9txitransmitindiana133]

Good topic. I find if I don't use them much I tend to forget them.

[@n8vox]

Thanks Kevin. Same here!

[@Gear4outdoor]

Nice presentation of most common “Q’s”.

[@n8vox]

Glad you liked it!

[@buckyscrafting]

I only wish you had put your Q-ute story at the end as well, haha. I went back to the beginning and paused it, and it was really cool that it went from what felt like a bunch of gibberish, to a coherent conversation! It's like in movies and stuff where the words just magically become English. I actually have a window open on my phones internet about what the different Qs mean, but I hadn't gotten around to reading through it. Super informative video, and really easy to understand!

[@n8vox]

Thank you! I really appreciate it! That’s very kind of you. Soon we’ll be having QSOs on the local repeater. :)

[@MikeN2MAK]

QTH! Great presentation. I'll keep it in mind for use by our club. Thanks for doing that!

[@n8vox]

Thanks Mike! I appreciate your kind words. 73!

[@matsherwood6277]

Great video Anthony! I was able to make my first HF contact today at a winter field day gathering. Pretty neat stuff! Heard and used some Q codes on the air!

[@n8vox]

That is awesome!

[@scottgarvy]

Thanks for the refresher. I used some of them yesterday during Winter Field Day. I realized if you don't use them you lose them, kind of like our bands. Maybe bands could be the next video topic? 🤔

[@n8vox]

Great idea! Thanks!

[@MrBurntfinger]

XYT. My wife couldn't figure out why she was being introduced as KE8KCA's XYT. Sinful creatures that we are, we kept her and a couple other wives wondering for awhile. Once they were told Ex Young Thing, the QRM increased significantly.

[@n8vox]

Gonna be honest...I've never heard XYT. I've only heard XYL, but yeah, same meaning. :)