Punishing all operators from a particular region because a few misbehave
just increases the frustation level and puts more QRM on the DX
frequency.
Thanks for us, europeans. I guess that with BS7H now on, we'd better be
prepared to listen to the US crybabies.
That's the risk, for sure. But conversely, what can a DX operation do
when their pileups are completely out of control
I don't agree on this point: Under the QRM, what i heard yesterday was a
rather nicely controled pileup. The op (I8NHJ, the spotters said) seemed
to work easily and with a good rythm.
After 5 hours on-and-off today I just gave up, visited a friend and
helped out the XYL.
Well at 19Z the propagation was down, certainly closed for the major
part of Europe. I could still hear them 53 and listened to them and the
pileup while eating a pizza (TNX YL) in front of the radio. I suddenly
heard a 59 from the pileup, jumped in and got them !
It was my lucky day, beacuse i have to admit that i had hard times, a
few hours before, fo find the QSX between 200 and 230 ! So i didn't call
that much, maybe 10 times ?
It's kind of a shame that these two are extremely difficult from NA.
It's a shame that N8S was so difficult from EU etc etc..
--
Laurent Ferracci, F1JKJ
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