The problem is that then you would have no way to communicate with the pileup as a whole. Newcomers would not know your listening range and the pile would spread farther and farther, causing much problems with other users of the band. Chaos.
73,
Duane, WV2B
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The problem is that then you would have no way to communicate with the
pileup as a whole. Newcomers would not know your listening range and
the pile would spread farther and farther, causing much problems with
other users of the band. Chaos.
73,
Duane, WV2B
Hi to all,
I wish to inform you that the Official Programme
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Good dx
Oreste D'Anzilio, IZ8EDJS.R.T. Founder
CoordinatorQSL Manager ( V51KC, V55O, YI3SRA,
Assuming the Dx station moves around and answers callers on their own frequency, and does not work more than one caller on a particular frequency- The DX operator has no way to communicate to the pileup as a whole. They will be listening on their own frequency for the Dx to answer them, not
Many times through the years when a DX
station has asked for "up" several times and is ignored they have immediately
gone QRT.look forward to this in the future also.
73 Norm
K1AA
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At 10:01 03/19/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What is the solution to the qrm on the DX frequency? Well, if
someone doesn't know the DX is woking split, or by accident is on
the wrong VFO, or whatever, it would be no problem if ppeople had
the smallest amount of self control. If the offending
What
about intentional qrmers?
These guys have now found another way to make it difficult for DX'ers in a
"split" pile-up. They quickly find the station that's been answered by the
DX-station and send a carrier over the caller instead - this also
prevents the QSO to "be finished".
Peter,
Hmmm. Not a bad idea, but I'm not so sure how well it would work.
Remember, at the time that US Phone privileges started at 14.200, the 14.1 -
14.2 part of the band was filled with DX Phone. Now, while a lot of the
region below 14.150 still has DX Phone, you're also finding more and more
.
If I recall, 14195 became the DX frequency because it was a place
where DX stations could TX but that Americans could not (US
privileges started at 14200 for the longest time). Maybe it's time to
revive that tradition and make 14145 the new default DX frequency on
20 SSB. It could have the
This will never endthese intentional
jammers are the equivalent of the "schoolyard bullies"...
whether from frustration or twisted
philosophies they will sadly always be with us.
Norm K1AA
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Magnusson
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And how about CW DX going back to 14001-14002?
Bill W5EC
Why not go back to what we had back in the good old days , when the
rare
DX transmitted down around 14115-14125
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Ron,
I must add one more as I know this for a fact. Now that we are near the
bottom of this sunspot cycle, some of those Freeband Nuts in Europe and the
US that have all that expensive ham gear can't use it much on 27 28 MHz.
They are having Big Fun QRMing ham DXpeditions and braging about
At 11:05 03/19/06, Ron Notarius WN3VAW wrote:
6. The net or alleged net or sked or alleged sked that always
operates on
or around this frequency and time, thus giving them hypothetical ownership
of the frequency range, who either demand that the DX move, the pile-up
move, or who blunder on
We're giving the freebanders and intentional QRMers entirely too much
attention and too much publicity. Going back 40+ years I can't remember a
DXpedition that didn't get some QRM, though it's a lot more these days...
but that just makes working the DX that much more of a challenge. Ignore
Very true Jerry.some years back when the cesspool of amateur radio 14313
existed a college professor psyciatrist who specialized in this type of
behaviour gave one sentence of advice for this situation Ignore, Ignore
and Ignore
73 Norm K1AA
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If anyone on the list can give Steve some suggestions, please email him
directly at [EMAIL PROTECTED] He's a good guy, up to his eyeballs, and if
anyone deserves a chance to be QRV on those rare occasions when he has time,
it's Steve.
[BTW, the Breezeshooters contest referred to is the annual
Might want to join the RFI group
http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/rfi ; lots of experts there.
73 de Fred K2FRD
At 20:45 -0500 19/03/2006, Ron Notarius WN3VAW wrote:
If anyone on the list can give Steve some suggestions, please email him
directly at [EMAIL PROTECTED] He's a good
Hey WPXers Please turn ur beams to Thailand once and a while I call
myself blue in face when the rest of the world has beams on EU or US or
whatever Several Thailand stations will be active on WPX contest and
hope to be heard sometime
We have both HS and E2 prefixes and make
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