Greetings - Thanks again for the tips and suggestions on full call sign useage during contests. I spent a lot of time listening this weekend and found myself hoping I didn't sound like a few of the h
No huh involved. You might be a *real* 5 by 9 but if he's got a 40 db over or more adjacent signal (and who doesn't?), you will probably need to repeat some info. Happens ALL the time. Those who can
But let's face it, you and I and everyone knows that virtually NO ONE gives "rea" signal reports during contests or even DX-Peditions (happens a little more here). If you can copy them it's "59." The
Author: K4BAI@worldnet.att.net (John T. Laney, III)
Date: Tue Aug 3 10:37:52 1999
Hi Mel: I think one of the reasons that many of us (myself included) give out a lot of 59 and 599 reports that we don't really mean in contests is that two of the three contest logging programs I am
Greetings - Thanks again for the tips and suggestions on full call sign useage during contests. I spent a lot of time listening this weekend and found myself hoping I didn't sound like a few of the h
No huh involved. You might be a *real* 5 by 9 but if he's got a 40 db over or more adjacent signal (and who doesn't?), you will probably need to repeat some info. Happens ALL the time. Those who can
But let's face it, you and I and everyone knows that virtually NO ONE gives "rea" signal reports during contests or even DX-Peditions (happens a little more here). If you can copy them it's "59." The
Author: K4BAI@worldnet.att.net (John T. Laney, III)
Date: Tue Aug 3 10:37:52 1999
Hi Mel: I think one of the reasons that many of us (myself included) give out a lot of 59 and 599 reports that we don't really mean in contests is that two of the three contest logging programs I am