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R4002 at 18:30, 10 April 2024

2024-04-10T18:30:28Z

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	[[Emission_Designator\|Emission designator]] for true CW is N0N. Morse code telegraphy (actual tone) is A1A. Modulated CW (MCW) transmitted over an [[AM]] or [[FM]] voice radio channel is sometimes called "MCW" or "tone-modulated". Emission designators for Morse code modulated over AM is A3A, Morse code over FM is F3A.		[[Emission_Designator\|Emission designator]] for true CW is N0N. Morse code telegraphy (actual tone) is A1A. Modulated CW (MCW) transmitted over an [[AM]] or [[FM]] voice radio channel is sometimes called "MCW" or "tone-modulated". Emission designators for Morse code modulated over AM is A3A, Morse code over FM is F3A.

-	Use of CW for automatic identification is widespread across [[VHF_/_UHF_Radio\|VHF/UHF]] land mobile radio systems, radionavigation systems, including the [[ILS]], [[VOR]], VORTAC, non-directional beacons ([[Beacon#NDB_technical\|NDB]]) systems, fishnet radio buoys, aeronautical and marine radio networks, radio [[Radio_beacon\|beacons]] of all kinds and basically everything else.	+	Use of CW for automatic identification is widespread across [[VHF_/_UHF_Radio\|VHF/UHF]] land mobile radio systems, radionavigation systems, including the [[ILS]], [[VOR]], VORTAC, non-directional beacons ([[Beacon#NDB_technical\|NDB]]) systems, fishnet radio buoys, aeronautical and marine radio networks, radio [[Radio_beacon\|beacons]] of all kinds and basically [[Fixed/Mobile_bands\|everything else]].

	Morse code over a phase-modulated signal is G3A emission.		Morse code over a phase-modulated signal is G3A emission.

	[[Category: Transmission modes]]		[[Category: Transmission modes]]

R4002 at 18:29, 10 April 2024

2024-04-10T18:29:41Z

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	Stands for Continuous Wave, another way of saying that the station is transmitting [[morse code]]. This mode is still used in certain Military organizations (like the Russian Air Force, Russian Navy) as well as [[amateur radio]] communications.		Stands for Continuous Wave, another way of saying that the station is transmitting [[morse code]]. This mode is still used in certain Military organizations (like the Russian Air Force, Russian Navy) as well as [[amateur radio]] communications.

-	[[Emission_Designator\|Emission designator]] for true CW is N0N. Morse code telegraphy (actual tone) is A1A. Modulated CW (MCW) transmitted over an [[AM]] or [[FM]] voice radio channel is sometimes called "MCW" or "tone-modulated". Emission designators for Morse code modulated over AM is A3A, Morse code over FM is F3A. Morse code over a phase-modulated signal is G3A emission.	+	[[Emission_Designator\|Emission designator]] for true CW is N0N. Morse code telegraphy (actual tone) is A1A. Modulated CW (MCW) transmitted over an [[AM]] or [[FM]] voice radio channel is sometimes called "MCW" or "tone-modulated". Emission designators for Morse code modulated over AM is A3A, Morse code over FM is F3A.
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		+	Use of CW for automatic identification is widespread across [[VHF_/_UHF_Radio\|VHF/UHF]] land mobile radio systems, radionavigation systems, including the [[ILS]], [[VOR]], VORTAC, non-directional beacons ([[Beacon#NDB_technical\|NDB]]) systems, fishnet radio buoys, aeronautical and marine radio networks, radio [[Radio_beacon\|beacons]] of all kinds and basically everything else.
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		+	Morse code over a phase-modulated signal is G3A emission.

	[[Category: Transmission modes]]		[[Category: Transmission modes]]

R4002 at 18:21, 10 April 2024

2024-04-10T18:21:38Z

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-	Stands for Continuous Wave, another way of saying that the station is transmitting [[morse code]]. This mode is still used in certain Military organizations (like the Russian AF) as well as [[amateur radio]] communications.	+	Stands for Continuous Wave, another way of saying that the station is transmitting [[morse code]]. This mode is still used in certain Military organizations (like the Russian Air Force, Russian Navy) as well as [[amateur radio]] communications.

	[[Emission_Designator\|Emission designator]] for true CW is N0N. Morse code telegraphy (actual tone) is A1A. Modulated CW (MCW) transmitted over an [[AM]] or [[FM]] voice radio channel is sometimes called "MCW" or "tone-modulated". Emission designators for Morse code modulated over AM is A3A, Morse code over FM is F3A. Morse code over a phase-modulated signal is G3A emission.		[[Emission_Designator\|Emission designator]] for true CW is N0N. Morse code telegraphy (actual tone) is A1A. Modulated CW (MCW) transmitted over an [[AM]] or [[FM]] voice radio channel is sometimes called "MCW" or "tone-modulated". Emission designators for Morse code modulated over AM is A3A, Morse code over FM is F3A. Morse code over a phase-modulated signal is G3A emission.

	[[Category: Transmission modes]]		[[Category: Transmission modes]]

R4002 at 14:45, 28 June 2023

2023-06-28T14:45:13Z

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	Stands for Continuous Wave, another way of saying that the station is transmitting [[morse code]]. This mode is still used in certain Military organizations (like the Russian AF) as well as [[amateur radio]] communications.		Stands for Continuous Wave, another way of saying that the station is transmitting [[morse code]]. This mode is still used in certain Military organizations (like the Russian AF) as well as [[amateur radio]] communications.

-	[[Emission_Designator\|Emission designator]] for true CW is N0N. Morse code telegraphy (actual tone) is A1A. Modulated CW (MCW) transmitted over an AM or FM voice radio channel is sometimes called "MCW" or "tone-modulated". Emission designators for Morse code modulated over AM is A3A, Morse code over FM is F3A. Morse code over a phase-modulated signal is G3A emission.	+	[[Emission_Designator\|Emission designator]] for true CW is N0N. Morse code telegraphy (actual tone) is A1A. Modulated CW (MCW) transmitted over an [[AM]] or [[FM]] voice radio channel is sometimes called "MCW" or "tone-modulated". Emission designators for Morse code modulated over AM is A3A, Morse code over FM is F3A. Morse code over a phase-modulated signal is G3A emission.

	[[Category: Transmission modes]]		[[Category: Transmission modes]]

R4002 at 14:44, 28 June 2023

2023-06-28T14:44:54Z

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	Stands for Continuous Wave, another way of saying that the station is transmitting [[morse code]]. This mode is still used in certain Military organizations (like the Russian AF) as well as [[amateur radio]] communications.		Stands for Continuous Wave, another way of saying that the station is transmitting [[morse code]]. This mode is still used in certain Military organizations (like the Russian AF) as well as [[amateur radio]] communications.
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		+	[[Emission_Designator\|Emission designator]] for true CW is N0N. Morse code telegraphy (actual tone) is A1A. Modulated CW (MCW) transmitted over an AM or FM voice radio channel is sometimes called "MCW" or "tone-modulated". Emission designators for Morse code modulated over AM is A3A, Morse code over FM is F3A. Morse code over a phase-modulated signal is G3A emission.

	[[Category: Transmission modes]]		[[Category: Transmission modes]]

Ka3jjz: Sorry but CW ain't dead! Take a detailed look at the UDXF logs

2020-08-26T22:42:23Z

Sorry but CW ain't dead! Take a detailed look at the UDXF logs

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-	Stands for Continuous Wave, another way of saying that the station is transmitting [[morse code]]. This ~~more has been out of use in the western world for about 20 years, however it~~ is still used ~~worldwide~~ in [[amateur radio]] communications.	+	Stands for Continuous Wave, another way of saying that the station is transmitting [[morse code]]. This mode is still used in certain Military organizations (like the Russian AF) as well as [[amateur radio]] communications.

	[[Category: Transmission modes]]		[[Category: Transmission modes]]

Strange Attractor at 05:36, 25 July 2010

2010-07-25T05:36:53Z

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-	Stands for Continuous Wave, another way of saying that the station is transmitting [[morse code]].	+	Stands for Continuous Wave, another way of saying that the station is transmitting [[morse code]]. This more has been out of use in the western world for about 20 years, however it is still used worldwide in [[amateur radio]] communications.

	[[Category: Transmission modes]]		[[Category: Transmission modes]]

Cosmikdebris at 01:10, 29 October 2007

2007-10-29T01:10:03Z

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	Stands for Continuous Wave, another way of saying that the station is transmitting [[morse code]].		Stands for Continuous Wave, another way of saying that the station is transmitting [[morse code]].
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WikiSysop: New page: Stands for Continuous Wave, another way of saying that the station is transmitting morse code.

2007-09-09T19:10:53Z

New page: Stands for Continuous Wave, another way of saying that the station is transmitting morse code.

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Stands for Continuous Wave, another way of saying that the station is transmitting [[morse code]].