A similar situation on 15m. I was involved in one where the DX was actually
listening up out of the band! I wasn't paying close enough attention but
geez I had a lot of company up there. In any case, better from the OO than
the FCC. I'm still watching my mailbox, though......
73,
Fred/NA2U
CWMAN...I'D RATHER WORK CW!!!
"Je mange donc je suis."
p.s. It's no accident that I don't use two radios for contesting!
>From: "Ron Notarius WN3VAW" <wn3vaw@fyi.net>
>To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
>Subject: [CQ-Contest] The OO Strikes Back
>
>In amongst today's mail was my first "QSL" from the ARRL DX Phone -- an OO
>notice complaining about my contact with one of the Italian 2x1's -- an Out
>of Band violation, to be specific. Now, interestingly enough, it doesn't
>say what frequency I was allegedly on, but informed me that on 20 I should
>stay below 14.347 (which I thought I had). Even more interesting, the
>entire form and most of the information EXCEPT for my call, the DX call, &
>the time of the infraction was filled out in advance and photocopied.
>
>My point here is not per se to berate the OO. My point is that we must all
>watch the band edges in contests, as there are obviously people prepared,
>eager, and ready with the OO forms. Maybe just a little too prepared to my
>tastes.
>
>73, ron wn3vaw
>
>"What's wrong with being an angry prophet denouncing the hypocrisies of our
>time?" -- Howard Beale
>
>
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