Well Tony, I'm going to change my TU macro from QRZ to QRV just to be
technically correct. Then at least people who really know exactly what the
Q-signals mean will send me their call right away instead of waiting for
someone else to send, which will cause dead time in my run. I must confess
that
I thought QRZ meant "whoever is there send now", but since it really means
something else to Q-signal pros, I can't argue that. I'm a relative newbie
with
Hi Bill
There are probably others out there like you who don'e know what every Q
signals is.
I know at times I've sent 'QRZ' when I didn't print someone and didn't get
any answer back. Sent a CQ and the guy came right back. Everyone knows
what 'CQ' means. 73
Tom W7WHY
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