CQ in Morse Code

CQ is written as -.-. --.- in International Morse Code. A general call to any station, meaning "Seek You". Still widely used by amateur radio operators to initiate a contact on a frequency.

Originating in the early 20th century, CQ was used by telegraphers to indicate they were looking for a conversation with anyone listening. Still widely used by amateur radio operators to initiate a contact on a frequency.

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