先分享个记呼号分区的方法 1：北京 2：黑龙江、吉林、辽宁 3：天津、河北、山西、内蒙古 4：上海、山东、江苏 5：浙江、江西、福建 6：安徽、河南、湖北 7：湖南、广东、广西、海南 8：四川、重庆、贵州、云南 9：陕西、甘肃、宁夏、青海 0：新疆、西藏 ------------------------------------------------- 1、我从北京遛弯儿 2、路过黑吉辽 3、登上 “天河山”内 4、买了一份 “海东苏” （参考苹果酥、凤梨酥、海鲜酥） 5、又去浙江西边求了一道福 6、从南到北游一趟 “安河湖” 7、尝了一回 “湖广广海” （虚拟海鲜小吃） 8、结识到 “八川重贵云” 的朋友 9、就带回了陕西柑橘和青柠檬 0、最后回首祖国大好河山新疆和西藏还有什么好记得方法欢迎补充✊

能考到的就那么几个，多刷刷没问题的

只说考试里的Q简语，我自己的邪修记忆法： QTH：很常见直接记忆，表示地址位置； QSL：很常见直接记忆，顺利收妥或者表示QSL卡片（SL→收了）； QSO：也很常见，表示通联到了； QRM和QRN一起记：都是干扰，RM→人民→人为的（他台干扰），反之就是天电干扰（或者RN→人呢→没有人为，所以是天电干扰）； QRP和QRO一起记：QRP是小功率（这个也很常见，直接记忆），反之就是大功率； QRS和QRQ一起记：QRS（slow）减速，QRQ（quick）加速； QRT：停止发射，RT→return→函数值返回表示执行完毕→结束了； QRU：无事； QRV：接收就绪，RV→ Ready recV； QRZ：RZ→人在→谁在呼叫（或呼叫你的电台）； QSB：信号衰落，SB→衰败→衰落； QSD：发报有瑕疵，SD→手断→手法有毛病； QSK：发报间隙有电台插入，SK→撕开→撕开了间隙所以可以插入； QSP：请转发，SP→Send Please QSY和QSV：QSX是在XX频率守听（被动的），QSY是转到XX频率（主动的）。

Soon it's exam time, so I was wondering how new students like you all learn to remember all those Q abbreviations?

BI2REM

Let's start by sharing a method for dividing call signs.
1: Beijing
2: Heilongjiang, Jilin, Liaoning
3: Tianjin, Hebei, Shanxi, Inner Mongolia
4: Shanghai, Shandong, Jiangsu
5: Zhejiang, Jiangxi, Fujian
6: Anhui, Henan, Hubei
7: Hunan, Guangdong, Guangxi, Hainan
8: Sichuan, Chongqing, Guizhou, Yunnan
9: Shaanxi, Gansu, Ningxia, Qinghai

0: Xinjiang, Tibet

1、 I went for a walk in Beijing.
2、Passed by Black Ji Liao
3、Ascend to the "Tianheshan" interior
4, I bought a "Hai Dong Su" (similar to apple pie, pineapple pie, and seafood pie).
5、 I also went to the west of Zhejiang province to seek good fortune.
6. Take a trip from south to north along "Anhe Lake".
7. I tried "Lake Guang" (a virtual seafood snack) once.
8. Make friends with someone from "Eight Rivers Heavy Industry"
9、I also brought back some citrus fruits and green lemons from Shaanxi.
0. Finally, reflecting on the beautiful landscapes of my homeland, Xinjiang and Tibet.

Are there any other good ways to remember? Please add more! ✊

BA4QBK

There are only a few that I can pass, so keep practicing!

Hangying

That's great, a catchy rhyme.

jsntzsy

Here are some common Q-style abbreviations used in exams, along with my own method for remembering them:
QTH: A common term referring to direct memorization of an address location.
QSL: Very common to simply memorize; successfully receive and keep or indicate that a QSL card has been received (SL → Received).
QSO: This also indicates a successful connection.
Record both QRM and QRN together: Both are interference. RM → People → Human-caused (interference from another station), while RN → People → No human cause, so it is natural interference.
Remember QRP and QRO together: QRP stands for low power (which is also very common, so you can just remember that), while QRO stands for high power.
Record QRS and QRQ together: QRS (slow) slowing down, QRQ (quick) speeding up;
QRT: Stop transmitting, RT → return → function value returned indicates completion → finished;
QRU: Okay;
QRV: Receiving ready, RV → Ready recV;
QRZ: RZ → Who is calling (or who is calling your radio)?
QSB: Signal degradation, SB → decline → degradation;
QSD: The transmission was flawed; SD → hand injury → improper technique.
QSK: There was interference from another radio station in the gap, SK → tore it open → the gap could be opened again for insertion.
QSP: Please forward, SP → Send Please
QSY and QSV: QSX operates on a specific frequency (passive), while QSY involves switching to another frequency (active).

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