OK, so I finally got enough laundry done to sit down & try CQing for a few minutes in the CQ WW SSB. Running 500 watts to a 7-el tribander at 20m, I'm not the loudest signal on the band but I'm not a
The rule seems to be "I >>AM LOUDER THAN YOU<<. I >>DESERVE<< to have this prime QRG." Your subject line is absolutely accurate. 73, de Hans, K0HB --Original Message-- _______________________________
This is a prime example! I saw several examples of this on Saturday. I would be working a station, and a BIG GUN contester starts calling CQ right on top of me, I work him so I know he can hear me, b
Good for you, Doug. I have long thought that we should be "naming names" here as a matter of course. I had a similar problem some time back with a VE3 M/M, well, multi something. When I complained to
Good idea Jim. I think some of the Principles established by Dale Carnegie in his 'HTWF and Influence People', could be usefully applied in situations of that nature. Your suggestion looks like it mi
Jim Smith wrote: "What do you think of the idea of sending an e-mail to the holder of the call with the info as to what happened, when, freq, etc and ask him if he approves of this style of operation
"Good for you, Doug. I have long thought that we should be "naming names" here as a matter of course." I agree 100% with one warning. Sometimes the guilty party is just a lid and may not have any int
I'd done just that - sent essentially the same message (worded slightly differently) to the address listed for the station on QRZ.com. It seems to be a club station with no one specific "owner". It d
ORIGINAL MESSAGE: On Tue, 30 Oct 2007 00:40:09 -0700, Jim Smith <jimsmith@shaw.ca> wrote: -- REPLY FOLLOWS -- While I am in agreement generally, please be careful with naming names. I remember vividl