>will be intolerable unless
> >operators of semi-automatic stations start losing their licenses if
> >their stations habitually QRM in-progress QSOs while responding to
> >remote requests.
>

but Dave, how is this kind of QRM routinely dealt with by the FCC?
I'm talking about any time a station starts a QSO on an already
occupied frequency, regardless of mode. Does not the offending station
simply have to say "I listened and heard no QSO".  How would FCC
license-taking-away offcials be able to prove that the offending
operator  either did not listen, or listened and heard someone but
ignored them?   I guess if not actually in control of the station that
might be proved.

I guess I'm at the point of suggesting that we just cope with the QRM.


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