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--- cwcontacts [2022/06/15 16:12] – mm3iig
+++ cwcontacts [2022/08/27 11:36] (current) – 2m0iig
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 ====WAOARC Sample CW Contacts====
-Here are two forms of CW contact that could be used between OARC members for the purposes of fulfilling the exchange required for WAOARC. Your side is in <color blue>BLUE</color> – their side is in <color red>RED</color>.\\
+Here are two forms of CW contact that could be used between OARC members for the purposes of fulfilling the exchange required for [[https://docs.google.com/document/d/1oM_BRWz7dthm5DzBN0unc2jpMsw0Cf4jbLHbjfee4Mk/mobilebasic#heading=h.pe0iseg5i4lw|WAOARC]]. Your side is in <color blue>BLUE</color> – their side is in <color red>RED</color>.\\
 The usual morse prosigns are used, such as AR (end of a message), K/KN (asking for a response), ES for “and” FB and RR (“fine business” and “roger” - you have copied their message properly) – there are other letters you can send too such as QSL, BT ( = ) for a short pause, BK for a quick “back to you” etc. Remember that prosigns are sent with no space between the letters.
 ===Full WAOARC CW Contact===
-<color blue>VVV VVV VVV</color> – Gets everyone’s attention before you call CQ\\
+<color blue>QRL? QRL?</color> – Gets everyone’s attention and asks if the frequency is in use - you can send just ?? too if you like\\
 <color blue>CQ WAOARC CQ WAOARC CQ WAOARC DE [your-call] [your-call] [your-call] CQ WAOARC CQ WAOARC CQ WAOARC AR K</color> – Standard CQ call, with K meaning “anyone can respond”. You may want to shorten this, it’s up to you\\