The only way to avoid this problem is for the S/P guy to send your
call when he comes back and gives you his exchange. It is simple
enough to do in CT or Writelog (and probably other software) by just
hitting the INSERT key instead of F2. The INSERT key will send the
other station's call plus the exchange rather than only the exchange.
I think the burden of proof is on the S/P station to confirm that he
is working you and not the other guy next to you in frequency.
For that reason, if I am pretty sure he didn't work me, the QSO would
be removed. This is the S/P station's fault and not your fault.
73, Richard - K5NA
At 15:47 1/20/2008, Art Boyars wrote:
>Another belated posting from NAQP CW.
>
>I had a small run going. Worked a guy, but the timing was a tiny
>bit funny. Next guy, timing was even more off. Sure enough,
>another station was running close to my freq, and my second guy was
>working him, not me. So now I think my first guy was working him, too.
>
>I do not want to claim my first guy's QSO, because I'm pretty sure
>I'm not in his log, and do not want the NIL penalty. But I do not
>want to take him out of my log because maybe he really was working
>me, and he correctly thinks I accepted his QSO.
>
>What do you think I should do? Is there a way to handle this so I
>can disclaim the QSO without risking giving him an NIL?
>
>73, Art K3KU
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