If the CW is too fast I am wondering how you know the station's callsign
when you answered their CQ. If you need to hear the report again you can
always ask but many times you already know it from listening to the previous
QSO(s).
John KK9A
To: "CQ-Contest@contesting.com" <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] RXDC
From: Pedro Colla <pedro_colla@hotmail.com>
Date: Thu, 4 Dec 2014 12:19:15 -0500
>Hans (K0HB) says>Say WHAT?>You miscopy my exchange, and >> I << get a
penalty?
>?This makes ME responsible for YOUR error?>Did the Democrats make up this
>rule? {BSEG}>73, de Hans, K0HB
Perhaps it helps to see an exchange during a contest as a brief partnership
during a brief time to both achieve a goal, in this case to stack the points
associated with the exchange. If you're running at 50 wpm and I do answer
you at 30 wpm, when you reply you're also saying that a) you want my
business and b) you understand that my business occurs at 30 wpm. If your
part of the business is performed at 50 wpm and I copy you wrong, who's
responsible of the the miscopy You or me?
73 de Pedro LU7HZ
Dr. Pedro E. Colla
Va.Belgrano-Ciudad de Cordoba
Cordoba- Argentina
"Que el hombre sepa que el hombre puede.".A.Barragán, Expedición Atlantis..
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