What does QSO mean?
QSO means 'QSO', Very popular 'Q'-signal; reference; e.g. Amateur Radio, TV, Satellite, Morse-code, et al; esp, Live,'on-air' Ham to Ham, Morse-code, 'microphone'-Audio exchange, and/or 'via amateur satellite, amateur TV et al, ( any FCC Regs. Permitted Electromagn
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Particularly in International Abbreviations
What is the abbreviation for 'QSO', Very popular 'Q'-signal; reference; e.g. Amateur Radio, TV, Satellite, Morse-code, et al; esp, Live,'on-air' Ham to Ham, Morse-code, 'microphone'-Audio exchange, and/or 'via amateur satellite, amateur TV et al, ( any FCC Regs. Permitted Electromagn?
'QSO', Very popular 'Q'-signal; reference; e.g. Amateur Radio, TV, Satellite, Morse-code, et al; esp, Live,'on-air' Ham to Ham, Morse-code, 'microphone'-Audio exchange, and/or 'via amateur satellite, amateur TV et al, ( any FCC Regs. Permitted Electromagn can be abbreviated as QSO
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What does QSO stand for? QSO stands for "'QSO', Very popular 'Q'-signal; reference; e.g. Amateur Radio, TV, Satellite, Morse-code, et al; esp, Live,'on-air' Ham to Ham, Morse-code, 'microphone'-Audio exchange, and/or 'via amateur satellite, amateur TV et al, ( any FCC Regs. Permitted Electromagn". |
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How to abbreviate "'QSO', Very popular 'Q'-signal; reference; e.g. Amateur Radio, TV, Satellite, Morse-code, et al; esp, Live,'on-air' Ham to Ham, Morse-code, 'microphone'-Audio exchange, and/or 'via amateur satellite, amateur TV et al, ( any FCC Regs. Permitted Electromagn"? "'QSO', Very popular 'Q'-signal; reference; e.g. Amateur Radio, TV, Satellite, Morse-code, et al; esp, Live,'on-air' Ham to Ham, Morse-code, 'microphone'-Audio exchange, and/or 'via amateur satellite, amateur TV et al, ( any FCC Regs. Permitted Electromagn" can be abbreviated as QSO. |
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What is the meaning of QSO abbreviation? The meaning of QSO abbreviation is "'QSO', Very popular 'Q'-signal; reference; e.g. Amateur Radio, TV, Satellite, Morse-code, et al; esp, Live,'on-air' Ham to Ham, Morse-code, 'microphone'-Audio exchange, and/or 'via amateur satellite, amateur TV et al, ( any FCC Regs. Permitted Electromagn". |
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What is QSO abbreviation? One of the definitions of QSO is "'QSO', Very popular 'Q'-signal; reference; e.g. Amateur Radio, TV, Satellite, Morse-code, et al; esp, Live,'on-air' Ham to Ham, Morse-code, 'microphone'-Audio exchange, and/or 'via amateur satellite, amateur TV et al, ( any FCC Regs. Permitted Electromagn". |
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What does QSO mean? QSO as abbreviation means "'QSO', Very popular 'Q'-signal; reference; e.g. Amateur Radio, TV, Satellite, Morse-code, et al; esp, Live,'on-air' Ham to Ham, Morse-code, 'microphone'-Audio exchange, and/or 'via amateur satellite, amateur TV et al, ( any FCC Regs. Permitted Electromagn". |
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What is shorthand of 'QSO', Very popular 'Q'-signal; reference; e.g. Amateur Radio, TV, Satellite, Morse-code, et al; esp, Live,'on-air' Ham to Ham, Morse-code, 'microphone'-Audio exchange, and/or 'via amateur satellite, amateur TV et al, ( any FCC Regs. Permitted Electromagn? The most common shorthand of "'QSO', Very popular 'Q'-signal; reference; e.g. Amateur Radio, TV, Satellite, Morse-code, et al; esp, Live,'on-air' Ham to Ham, Morse-code, 'microphone'-Audio exchange, and/or 'via amateur satellite, amateur TV et al, ( any FCC Regs. Permitted Electromagn" is QSO. |
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