throughout life The best we can do is to ignore
them; they are after all looking for attention.
73NormK1AA
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Sent: Sunday, February 10, 2008 6:45 PM
Subject: Re: [DX-CHAT] DXpedition
Many of the problems already cited in these current threads are certainly
contributing factors in today's chaotic world of pileups. Civility in general
in society is woefully missing and its absence is also felt on the bands.
Another contributing factor, I believe, is the very high set of
Mike,
I think you're on to something.
TI9 is apparently #87 in the DXCC most wanted for 2006. I'd believe
that... there are other things I would rather knock down but there's
not a whole ton of activity. It's good DX and lots of people need it.
OK, so ZK2 is #75. I'd believe that, right?
At 05:42 PM 2/10/2008, you wrote:
TI9KK has monster raging pileups. I saw a spot for ZK2CC on 40m last
night and one called 'em. 100W.
Yup, I got the ZK2 on 15 (new band for me), low power/no-amp and with
one or two calls, no waiting. Also this afternoon I got HC1MD on 12m
CW, another new
Superbly stated!
John Owens - N7TK
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From: rfman45 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Many of the problems already cited in these current threads are certainly
contributing factors in today's chaotic world of pileups. Civility in general
in society is woefully
IMHO, the DX-Pedition operators will ultimately be the ones who must
solve the problem. They will have to get tired enough to start
imposing sanctions on unruly stations. Calling these Bozos out by
callsign publicly isn't a viable solution, but privately taking note
of who they are, and never
On Sun, 10 Feb 2008, Dan Zimmerman N3OX wrote:
Mike,
I think you're on to something.
TI9 is apparently #87 in the DXCC most wanted for 2006. I'd believe
that... there are other things I would rather knock down but there's
not a whole ton of activity. It's good DX and lots of people need it.
