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ARL Message Numbers
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ARL message numbers fall into two groups:
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American Radio Relay League
RADIOGRAM
Via Amateur Radio
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Precedence
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HX
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Station of Origin
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Check
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KB3IGE
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ARL 3
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Baltimore, MD
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15:03
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Aug. 12, 2009
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To:
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John Smith
1024 Morris Avenue
Lake Grove, NY 11755
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Telephone Number:
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631-555-9999
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This Radio Message was received at:
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Amateur Station: KB3XXX
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Date: August 14, 2009
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Name: Mary Jones
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Street Address: 1092 Gemstone Road
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City, State, Zip: Baltimore, MD 21999
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ARL
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63
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X
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Mary, Bob, Sue and Mike
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From Date Time
REC’D
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From Date Time
REC’D
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When sending ARRL numbered messages the letters “ARL” proceed the check in the preamble and the ARL number in the body of the message.
A Radiogram sent in this manner would be voiced as follows, expanding the ARL 63 into the full text for delivery to the addressee:
“Victory or defeat, our best wishes are with you. Hope you win”.
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