----- Original Message -----
From: "Phil Cooper" <pcooper@guernsey.net>
To: "RTTY" <rtty@contesting.com>
Sent: Sunday, July 04, 2010 2:50 PM
Subject: [RTTY] GU0SUP DL-DX contest
> Hi all,
> snip<
> I also CQ'd as much as possible, but runs tended to be short. my usual bane
> was that one or more stations I worked would then park so close I could not
> hear any more callers. Why do they do that?? And why is it usually the same
> few stations??
> snip<
Hi Phil,
Simple answer, watch the cluster, it's a way around self-spotting. If the
offending station
spots you then parks just above.......well, it's just wrong. Even better is
when they spot you
a bit higher than actual then it's painfully obvious.
Anyone else have problems with 40m PSK ops? One parked right on J39BS and I'm
pretty sure it
was intentional, some were pretty high in the band too. It wasn't that crowded
and I actually watched
an RTTY station slide in between 2 CW signals with plenty of separation then a
PSK station moved
right on top of the RTTY.....the panadapter on the Flex radio shows all sorts
of interesting things.
Ron
K0IDT
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