I experienced similar DQRM Thursday afternoon when I was trying to do POTA.
I watched him on my panadapter on my IC-7300 and he would drift away, but
as soon as I sent out a CQ, he would return. I resorted to sending out very
brief CQs at intermittant times. It was frustrating to have someone respond
to my CQ and I couldn't copy the responder. I would ask them to delay their
response for 2-3 seconds for the DQRM to die away. These techniques worked
for POTA on a weekday afternoon, but would not be very useful during a
major weekend contest.
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Stan, K4SBZ
On Mon, Aug 12, 2024 at 5:06 PM <aa3b.bud@gmail.com> wrote:
> My WAE CW efforts were severely impacted by deliberate QRM attacks that
> lasted for hours on both days. The DQRM came from at least two and possibly
> three remotely operated stations that were quite potent. I believe the
> DQRM
> attacks were retribution for disciplinary actions stemming from WPX contest
> adjudication. I experienced similar attacks during WPX CW.
>
> I am pleading for help from the Radiosport Community in finding the
> networks
> or host remote stations that were employed by the attacker. It is time for
> the remote station owners to intervene and put an end to this harassment.
>
> I will provide the specific times and frequencies of the attacks upon
> request.
>
>
>
> 73,
>
>
>
> Bud Trench, AA3B
>
>
>
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