A lot of people (including me) do it this way -
(Him): CQ de RG8U
(Me): W9SZ
(Him): W9SZ 5NN 1043
(Me): RG8U 5NN 406
(Him): TU RG8U
Hopefullly he copies my my pipsqueak signal well enough to hear I sent
his call correctly back to him.
73, Zack W9SZ
On 10/29/10, kr2q@optimum.net <kr2q@optimum.net> wrote:
> I suspect that very few will agree with this, but......
>
> When you call a runner, give HIS call at least once. I'm sure if the runner
> had any idea
> of what station the callers THOUGHT they were working, the runner would
> immediately
> correct it...IF anyone would have bothered to listen to the correction...and
> I'm sure Randy
> gave his call many times during this time frame.
>
> Of course, many of those (all in this case?) relying on cluster probably
> just point-and-click
> and dump in the callsign without ever listening to anything, except for
> THEIR callsign
> coming back at them.
>
> Curious that nobody thought to wonder why a KH7 was so loud in EU on 80m at
> that time.
> I'm taking a real guess that Randy was substantially louder than a real
> Hawaii station.
> Oh yeah...point and shoot, don't listen, don't think. That's right.
>
> Can anyone check the cluster file for this time frame to see if anyone
> offered up a correction?
> Just curious.
>
> de Doug KR2Q
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