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QSA
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What is the strength of my signals (or those of ...)?
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The strength of your signals (or those of ...) is
1. scarcely perceptible
2. weak
3. fairly good
4. good
5. very good.
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All services
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QSA
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What is the strength of my signals (or those of ... )?
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The strength of your signals (or those of ...) is ... (1 to 5).
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Amateur Radio
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QTK*
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What is the speed of your aircraft in relation to the surface of the Earth?
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The speed of my aircraft in relation to the surface of the Earth is ... knots (or ... kilometres per hour or ... statute miles per hour).
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All services
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QKP
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Which pattern of search is being followed?
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The search pattern is …
1) parallel sweep.
2) square search.
3) creeping line ahead.
4) track crawl.
5) contour search.
6) combined search by aircraft and ship.
7) ... (specify).
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Aeronautical Code signals
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QKC
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The sea conditions (at ... position) …
1) permit alighting but not take-off.
2) render alighting extremely hazardous.
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Aeronautical Code signals
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QUK
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Can you tell me the condition of the sea observed at ... (place or coordinates)? [AP13]
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The sea at ... (place or coordinates) is ... [AP13]
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All services
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QBT
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What is the runway visual range at ... (place)?
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The runway visual range at ... (place) at ... hours is ... (distance figures and units).
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Aeronautical Code signals
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QBZ
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Report your flying conditions in relation to clouds.
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The reply to QBZ ? is given by the appropriate answer form of signals QBF, QBG, QBH, QBK, QBN and QBP.
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Aeronautical Code signals
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QRK
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What is the readability of my signals (or those of ...)?
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The readability of your signals (or those of ...) is ... (1 to 5).
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Amateur Radio
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QFS
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Is the radio facility at ... (place) in operation?
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The radio facility at ... (place) is in operation (or will be in operation in ... hours).
Please have the ... radio facility at ... (place) put in operation.
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Aeronautical Code signals
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