/"The error in the example above is that K1ZZ would never call a station
without hearing the callsign first."/
Yeah butt...
W1XYZ might be Dave's last multiplier needed for a sweep and he's trying
to work him on 10m backscatter for the last 5 minutes. He has heard the
call a half dozen times already.
Well, at least that's what happens to me (especially with ND, SD, IA,
and WI stations I need)...
73 de Bob - KØRC in MN
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On 11/22/2013 11:09 AM, Doug Grant wrote:
An example:
qrz, w1xyz
(vy2zm and g3tuc are now listening and know who is on frequency.
(IOW, they've heard w1xyz send his call))
vy2zm
vy2zm 599 05
599 05
tu
g3tuc
g3tuc 599 05
599 14
tu
k1zz
k1zz 599 05
CL?
w1xyz
r w1xyz 599 05
The error in the example above is that K1ZZ would never call a station
without hearing the callsign first.
I recall Dave once saying that there really is no excuse for busted
calls when you are doing S&P, since you should know who you are
calling.
He is a master of the essential skills and someday when I grow up I
hope to be half as good an operator as he is.
73 and everyone have fun this weekend!
Doug K1DG
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