Other language abreviations
SS Spanish
DD Dutch
II Italian
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Sent: Thursday, October 08, 2009 1:48 PM
Subject: Re: [IRCA] abbreviations
A relative newbie here, so forgive what may seem to be a stupid question.
Where are the various country codes listed that you all use? I see
references to TA, but in looking at various country code lists, I can't
find it.
TA: Trans-Atlantic
DU: Down-under (refers to Pacific Islands, NZ and Australia)
TP: Most often Trans-Pacific, sometimes Trans-Polar (but not often)
AK: Alaska
Lang. Abbrev. often used -
JJ - Japan
KK - Korean
CC - Chinese
EE - English
FF - French
GG - German
VV - Vietnamese
RR - Russian
Other random ABBREV:
LMAO - used by other DXers when I report RR TP On the wrong frequency!
RUKM - " " " " " When I get AK ID's at the wrong time!
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