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TEXTS FOR FREQUENTLY-HEARD MESSAGES
Updated SEPTEMBER 25, 2015
These
originating stations send out large numbers of messages with common
texts. It pays to keep a copy of this help file handy so you can
avoid having the texts repeatedly sent to you. In some cases,
the sender has more than one common text, and these are differentiated by
the Check Count. If you see any new bulk mail messages circulating
on the nets, let us know and we will add them to this list.
Each of these message is formatted for five words on each line, which
matches the standard Radiogram form, and will aid you in verifying the
check count.
BT
is the BREAK prosign.
From VE3GNA / March 2015
R HXG__
VE3GNA ARL 22
ROBLIN ON
ARL FIFTY SIX RECENT UPGRADE
ENJOY ALL THE NEW FUN
AND EXCITING ACTIVITIES
X 73
BT
Glenn VE3GNA
From
WB9JSR
R HXG WB9JSR
ARL 4 Port Sheldon MI
ARL FORTY SIX 73
BT
JOHN WB9JSR
From N1IQI
R HXC N1IQI 25
Pembrooke MA
A FRIENDLY REMINDER YOUR AMATEUR
RADIO LICENSE EXPIRES ____ ____
______ HOPE YOU WILL RENEW
IF NOT DONE SO ALREADY
WE ENJOY YOUR PARTICIPATION 73
BT
LOREN N1IQI
From K8LPC
R HXG K8LPC 10
Chardon OH
Your MESSAGE _____ PITPL ______
______ _________ VIA OSSBN 73
BT
LARRY K8LPC
NOTE: "PITPL" = PUT IN THE PIPE LINE
From NX9K
R HXG NX9K
22 NEKOOSA WI
THE NTS IS ALIVE AND
BT
WELL X HELP TO MAKE
IT EVEN BETTER WITH YOUR
PARTICIPATION X IF YOU ALREADY
PARTICIPATE THANKS
BT
Kris NX9K and Jim N9VC