Hi, a little off-topic but anyway....
During pile-up to Amsterdam isl. come to idea - what happens if I try
to give my call on
two or three split frequencies simultaneous. Real split was from 21.081
to 21.120 at least.
Why not whit today's SDR's or advanced SO2R station. ;-)
gl&73
de YL2KF , Vilnis
On 05.02.2014 18:49, Larry wrote:
It would seem to me that both the caller and DX are subject to being
clobbered in the proposal. If I am up 2, the DX calls me up 2, there
is no protection if someone else decides up 2 is a good place and
begins to call. Depending on the new stations signal strength,
propagation, et al, the DX and/or I may get clobbered. Now I suppose
if the new station actually listened first he/she might have heard the
QSO in progress and wait until we complete before sending. There is
probably a better chance under the proposal that the new station would
actually listen first but I am not sure I would count on it. Too many
times I might call N8PS and the number of stations sending that have
none of the characters in their call can be amazing.
In theory today's split leaves the DX on a clear frequency so at least
one side of the QSO is clear. Obviously we are discussing this because
the theory has some problems.
73, Larry W6NWS
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