Denny,
I think this particular problem is the same as for an SO1R op that is searching
for mults on the band and qsying around then going back to his running
frequency. It doesn't take longer to do this than for an SO2R op to get back to
his running radio really.
A quick QRL QRL QRL would always be welcome though before starting a new cq
run.
73,
Fabi
va2up
> Date: Fri, 21 Sep 2007 06:24:29 -0700> From: ad4hk2004@yahoo.com> To:
> rtty@contesting.com> Subject: [RTTY] CQ-Contest SO2R - the main issue> > It
> is obvious that SO2R is a divisive issue... > The problem in this particular
> thread is that it has drifted into finger pointing instead of staying on the
> original topic which is:> > What to do about the SO2R op who comes back on a
> frequency after a delay from working his other radio, claiming it is still
> his frequency...> This is the single big issue of SO2R that I can see....> >
> If someone has the time and interest, it would be enlightning to follow some
> of the SO2R ops around and record their frequency(s)...> Maybe it would show
> there is a pervasive problem, maybe not...> > denny / k8do> > >
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