88 By DXZone - Mar 28, 2021 197 88 is an old telegraph code that means “love and kisses”. The code comes from the 92 code published on 1859 by the Western Union company. Being altready plurar, the usage of 88s should be considered an error. Related Articles: Ham Radio GlossaryRed Pitaya STEMlab 122.88-16 SDR Kit BasicSDR Kit Designed for HF+50MHz and RF applications that requires DAQ systems with high precision.Radio Frequency Interference (RFI) Pocket GuideRFI Pocket Guide by WA6TTY and W1MG a review by Henry Ott Xiegu G106 HF QRP SDR TransceiverCategories: Abbreviations« Back to Glossary Index
