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Hi Roger,
RN>ML> All because of ham radio.
RN>That's a nice story, Mike.
RN>ML> -... -.-
RN>?
BK is a lot shorter than sending HISCALL DE MYCALL K during a QSO.
It means BREAK, and it's used when someone makes a comment and wants a
quick answer from the other station.
It's also used in CW Traffic Nets when moving RadioGram Messages.
* SLMR 2.1a #T348 * I would strongly oppose apathy, if I cared ...
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