I usually use "CQ" at the end of a QSO, just because it is shorter, then
"QRZ?"
2011/1/10 Vladimir Sidorov <vs_otw@rogers.com>
> Quite a suprising reading of QRZ...
> I for one always suggested like this. If I finish a QSO and immidiately
> after Bye-Bye I start calling, CQ, it would sound just rough and unpollite.
> Just like I would say, I am done with you, now I am on to more fresh meet
> like you. From my point of view saying QRZ is like pretending that I made a
> choice to answer you, first, but now let me also answer somebody else still
> waiting for me. It is not as abusive as to say, the QSO is complete and now
> you are not that valuable for me anymore, therefore CQ!
>
> In other words, 73 QRZ sounds more polite than 73 CQ. At least, it used to
> be like this for me. Now with the Claude's opinion I might change my
> mind...
>
> 73,
> Vladimir VE3IAE
>
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> >
> > If I hear someone sending QRZ, I will wait because he may heard
> > someone calling him? but if he send CQ I will reply.
> >
> > 73
> > Claude Du Berger VE2FK
> > ve2fk@arrl.net
> >
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