Q Codes;a definitive list
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Q Codes;a definitive list
Q codes are great for winding up crusty ol' skippers...nothing riles them up more when the copilot knows more Q codes than they do. All in fun, of course, but now it seems my supply is running dry...QFU was perhaps my finest moment (magnetic orientation of runway in use...best used when setting up the APFDS, stating forexample "QFU is 262", then expressing surprise when the old boy looks unsure as to what you are talking about)...
So please, more Q codes, the more antiquated and rare the better...lets seee if we can compile the definitive list.
Yours subversively, Waldo.
So please, more Q codes, the more antiquated and rare the better...lets seee if we can compile the definitive list.
Yours subversively, Waldo.
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Try here: http://www.purchon.co.uk/radio/qcodes.html
or even better: http://www.anchorag.demon.co.uk/endanger.htm
QAU - "I am about to jettison fuel." Should be useful on a long haul...
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I am not an animal, I am an ATC.
or even better: http://www.anchorag.demon.co.uk/endanger.htm
QAU - "I am about to jettison fuel." Should be useful on a long haul...
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I am not an animal, I am an ATC.
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The ultimate site:
[Q Code Site
Found these a few weeks ago and have been using them in the watch to annoy the Watch Managers!!!
Start with QUX (Any Nav/Met Warnings) any brief your base Ops to use on the Company Freq!!!!
[This message has been edited by Bright-Ling (edited 23 September 2000).]
[Q Code Site
Found these a few weeks ago and have been using them in the watch to annoy the Watch Managers!!!
Start with QUX (Any Nav/Met Warnings) any brief your base Ops to use on the Company Freq!!!!
[This message has been edited by Bright-Ling (edited 23 September 2000).]