Bingo!
Even better is a spot asking a DXped to QSY to another band/mode. We
all know they monitor the Cluster and respond immediately to such
requests, NOT.
Barry W2UP
On 6/7/2012 10:35 AM, GERRY wrote:
Spotting etiquette has bugged me for a long time so I thought I'd vent.
I really don't understand why some folks want to tell us that they
can't hear the DX where they are. I thought the purpose of DX SPOTTING
was to tell us where (and by whom) the DX IS being heard. Imagine the
traffic if everyone who didn't hear the DX reported it.
I have my program set to tell me when the DX is being heard in NA and
it's darn annoying to get an alarm and highlight from someone in BC (I
use BC as an example not to offend other NA non-spotters) telling us
he also can't hear the DX.
FWiW
73, Gerry VE6LB/VA6XDX
VE6 QSL Bureau Team
DXCC Field Checker
ve...@telus.net <mailto:ve...@telus.net>
403-251-0384
http://www.qsl.net/ve6lb
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