Irrespective of how correct Hans and Steve are...
You can't control how others act but you can control how you react.
If you choose to sit there and wait and get steamed at the guy for not
IDing, that's your decision and it's one that's going to cost you Qs and
mults and points. No matter how dumb you think the other guy might be,
that's not a smart decision on your part.
This is what memories and bandmaps and tuning knobs are for. If you don't
know who he is, how do you know it's worth your while to wait for him?
At all levels, this is supposed to be fun. If you're sitting their nurturing
your next ulcer, how much fun are you having?
73, kelly
ve4xt
On 2/4/14 8:58 AM, "Radio K0HB" <kzerohb@gmail.com> wrote:
> Absolutely!
Identifying after every contact is required under the rules in
> the USA. 97.119(a) isn't a suggestion, it's a hard bound rule.
73, de
> Hans, K0HB
🌵Sent from Arizona 🌞
On Mon, Feb 3, 2014 at 10:59 AM, Steve
> IK4WMH <ik4wmh@virgilio.it> wrote:
> Guys,
> I think WPX and all the other
> contests and dxpeditions would be much
> better if all participants would act
> like Nigel G3TXF (just to name
> one) who, regardless if he's dxpeditioning or
> contesting from home or
> some exotic places, signs his full callsign after
> *EVERY* qso.
> That's TOP CLASS, you should learn from him instead of
> complaining on
> how many QSOs or minutes must pass before you feel
> comfortable to ID.
> Steve IK4WMH
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