On Sun,9/6/2015 11:42 PM, Jeff AC0C wrote:
It seems better to me to assume the other guy is doing his best, and
do the things that make sense to you - regardless of what the other
guy is doing. If that means QSY immediately because you don't want to
wait, great. If that means waiting it out, also great.
Yes. After 4 years of learning, I'm still a mediocre at SO2R, but I keep
trying to improve. Another thing I learned long ago about S&P is to keep
moving. If you stick with someone who isn't responding, no matter the
reason, you've lost the time, so you're the dummy. I can make pretty
good rate S&P if I keep moving, spotting the station I called who didn't
respond, and catching him on the next pass.
73, Jim K9YC
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