CQ in Morse code
CQ in Morse code is−·−· −−·−.
CQ
−·−· −−·−
~2.7s
Why CQ is worth knowing
CQ is a general call to any station listening — the operator equivalent of "is anyone there?". It comes from the French "sécurité" via the British telegraph practice of prefixing messages CQ for "all stations". Usually sent three times: CQ CQ CQ.
CQ letter by letter
| CHARACTER | MORSE |
|---|---|
| C | −·−· |
| Q | −−·− |
You can send CQ yourself byday 6 of the seven-day plan— that is when the last of its letters is taught.