Relendo a matéria, entendo o porque do Radioamadorismo e do escotismo andarem tão juntos!

Ambos são exemplos de disciplina, cortesia e ética.

Ética Operacional
Os princípios éticos são a base de um radioamadorismo sadio, fraterno e construtivo e visam
proporcionar a harmonia e o entusiasmo humano
Lembre-se que o radioamadorismo é um contínuo processo de aprendizagem. Nós aprendemos
através de instruções. E os comentários abaixo forneceram princípios básicos para uso consciente da
nossa QRG.

1. O Coordenador da Rede ou Rodada é o responsável pelo fato de ser a mesma conduzida de

maneira ordenada e cortês e que não perturbe outros comunicados;
2. Nenhuma rede ou operador individual tem o direito exclusivo a uma frequência específica, a
menos que esteja conduzindo tráfego de emergência. O uso pertence a aquele que a está
ocupando no momento;
3. Não interrompa no meio de uma conversação, se você pretende fazer uma chamada a outra
estação, ou pretende juntar-se ao grupo ou rodada. Espere, ao menos, até que o câmbio da
estação que está com a palavra termine e só então anuncie o seu indicativo de chamada,
depois que a estação que estiver falando desligar o PTT ou o Vox. O uso do BREAK, só é
permitido em casos de comprovada emergência;
4. Identificar uma estação com “BOM DIAS ‘ BOA NOITE”, “ESTOU CHEGANDO AI?”,
não são forma aceitáveis de identificação, pois provocam retorno inútil de câmbio, que
deveria ser evitado, como “BOM DIA DE QUEM?” “QUEM CHAMA”, e por ai afora;
5. Se você acreditar que uma nova estação que chegou à frequência, não sabe quem você é, por
bom procedimento operacional e cortesia, dê-lhe seu indicativo de chamada e nome.
6. Mesmo que a estação que se identificou seja do seu melhor amigo, se não é a tua vez de
falar, não entre na QRG, não o cumprimente, não lhe dirija a palavra. Espere a sua vez de
falar, dentro da sequência natural;
7. É sinal de prática operacional deficiente deixa a frequência a “quem de direito”, pois
normalmente, gera certa confusão logo após
8. é extremamente desagradável estabelecer uma conversação bilateral com os demais a parte,
em uma rodada;
9. Nunca faça comentário es observações durante a conversação de outros. É Deselegante;
10. Use frases elegantes em sua conversação. Evite palavreado chulo, palavras e/ou jargões de
sentido duvidoso e improprio das bandas de rádio amador, de forma que não venha ferir a
suscetibilidade dos que estão escutando
Q-codes as adapted for use in amateur radio [edit]

Code Question Answer or statement

What is the name (or call sign) of your
QRA The name (or call sign) of my station is ____
station?
Will you tell me my exact frequency (or that Your exact frequency (or that of ____ ) is
QRG
of ____)? ____ kHz (or MHz).
QRH Does my frequency vary? Your frequency varies.
The tone of your transmission is (1. Good; 2.
QRI How is the tone of my transmission?
Variable; 3. Bad)
How many voice contacts do you want to
QRJ I want to make ____ voice contacts.
make?
What is the readability of my signals (or The readability of your signals (or those of
QRK
those of ____)? ____) is ____ (1 to 5).
I am busy (in contact with ____ ). Please do
QRL Are you busy?
not interfere.
QRM Do you have (human-made) interference? I have (human-made) interference.
QRN Are you troubled by (natural) static? I am troubled by (natural) static.
QRO Shall I increase power? Increase power.
QRP Shall I decrease power? Decrease power.
QRQ Shall I send faster? Send faster (____ wpm).
QRS Shall I send more slowly? Send more slowly (____ wpm).
Shall I cease or suspend operation? / shutoff I am suspending operation / shutting off the
QRT
the radio? radio.
QRU Have you anything for me? I have ____ messages for you.
QRV Are you ready? I am ready.
Shall I inform ____ that you are calling (him) Please inform ____ that I am calling (him) on
QRW
on ____ kHz (or MHz)? ____ kHz (or MHz).
Shall I standby? / When will you call me Please standby / I will call you again at ____
QRX
again? (hours) on ____ kHz (or MHz)
You are being called by ____ on ____ kHz (or
QRZ Who is calling me?
MHz)
What is the strength of my signals (or those The strength of your signals (or those of
QSA
of ____ )? ____) is ____ (1 to 5).
QSB Are my signals fading? Your signals are fading.
QSD Is my keying defective? Your keying is defective.
Shall I send ____ telegrams (messages) at a
QSG Send ____ telegrams (messages) at a time.
time?
QSK Can you hear me between your signals? I can hear you between my signals.
QSL Can you acknowledge receipt? I will acknowledge receipt.
Shall I repeat the last telegram (message) Repeat the last telegram (message) which you
QSM which I sent you, or some previous telegram sent me (or telegram(s) / message(s)
(message)? numbers(s) ____ ).
Did you hear me (or ____ (call sign)) on I did hear you (or ____ (call sign)) on ____
QSN
____ kHz (or MHz)? kHz (or MHz).
Can you communicate with ____ direct or by I can communicate with ____ direct (or by
QSO
relay? relay through ____ ).
QSP Will you relay a message to ____ ? I will relay a message to ____ .
QSR Do you want me to repeat my call? Please repeat your call; I did not hear you.
I will use the working frequency ____ kHz
QSS What working frequency will you use?
(or MHz).
Should I repeat the prior message to all Here follows a broadcast message to all
QST
amateurs I contact? amateurs.
Shall I send or reply on this frequency (or on Send or reply on this frequency (or on ____
QSU
____ kHz (or MHz))? kHz (or MHz)).
Will you send on this frequency (or on ____ I am going to send on this frequency (or on
QSW
kHz (or MHz))? ____ kHz (or MHz)).
Will you listen to ____ (call sign(s) on ____ I am listening to ____ (call sign(s) on ____
QSX
kHz (or MHz))? kHz (or MHz))
Shall I change to transmission on another Change to transmission on another frequency
QSY
frequency? (or on ____ kHz (or MHz)).
Shall I send each word or group more than Send each word or group twice (or ____
QSZ
once? times).
Shall I cancel telegram (message) number Cancel telegram (message) number ____ as if
QTA
____ as if it had not been sent? it had not been sent.
How many telegrams (messages) have you to I have ____ telegrams (messages) for you (or
QTC
send? for ____ ).
 What is your position in latitude and
QTH longitude? (or according to any other
indication)
QTR What is the correct time?
QTU At what times are you operating?
QTX Will you keep your station open for further
communication with me until further notice
(or until ____ hours)?
QUA Have you news of ____ (call sign)?
QUC What is the number (or other indication) of
the last message you received from me (or
from ____ (call sign))?
QUD
Have you received the urgency signal sent by
____ (call sign of mobile station)?
QUE Can you speak in ____ (language) – with
interpreter if necessary – if so, on what
frequencies?
QUF
Have you received the distress signal sent by
____ (call sign of mobile station)?
My position is ____ latitude ____ longitude.
The correct time is ____ hours UTC.
I am operating from ____ to ____ hours.
I will keep my station open for further
communication with you until further notice
(or until ____ hours).
Here is news of ____ (call sign).
The number (or other indication) of the last
message I received from you (or from ____
(call sign)) is ____.
I have received the urgency signal sent by
____ (call sign of mobile station) at ____
hours.
I can speak in ____ (language) on ____ kHz
(or MHz).
I have received the distress signal sent by
____ (call sign of mobile station) at ____
hours.