I am really glad I asked the question now. Clearly I will have to watch
quite a bit in the next contest to get the feel for what is really
happening. I would have never figured this out with out some help.
Thanks for the help, I hope to now play in the next contest, althought I
will mostl likely crawl and not Sprint. :-)
~73
Don
KD8NNU
On Sun, Apr 15, 2012 at 10:55 AM, Ed Muns wrote:
> In most contests, the running station K6LL would not give up the
> frequency
> and would continue working stations there. However, the Sprint rules
> are
> unique in that only one station may be worked as a result of a CQ (or
> an
> implied CQ). The previously running station K6LL must QSY at least 1
> KHz
> before answering another CQing station or at least 5 KHz before
> calling CQ
> again himself. The Search & Pounce station K7ABC then "inherits" the
> frequency and can work one station before he also must QSY. The
> "implied
> CQ" is the exchange sent by the Search & Pounce station K7ABC which
> then
> tells everyone on frequency that he is ready for another QSO, thus
> inheriting the frequency from K6LL.
>
> This is true for all three modes of Sprint: CW, SSB and RTTY.
>
> Ed W0YK
>
>
> Don, KD8NNU, wrote:
>> Now my question is if K6LL (Dave) is running the frequency why would
>> he give it up to K7ABC? What am I missing about this exchange? Or
>> maybe what am I missing about the Sprints?/rtty
>
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