I've seen it. I have done it. He probably saw or heard you in there but a
stronger station kept winning. Finally at some point he looked at his
decoder windows and realized your call had printed, and maybe he was having
no luck pulling out any other calls out of the scrum at that moment, so he
called you.
As far as asking callers to stay on frequency, if he is able to acquire
multiple calls on a CQ, he needs for you to stay where you last called
from. If you move trying to find a new place to call from, he won't hear
you.
73 jeff wk6i
On Sun, Mar 12, 2017 at 2:02 PM, Larry <lknain@nc.rr.com> wrote:
> I had a new experience today. I had called TU7C several times on 20 trying
> to crack the EU wall. I switched to listening for about 1.5 minutes without
> sending and he suddenly called me. That was a bit strange but it worked.
> Later on 40 RTTY the op said stay on frequency. Almost sounded a bit like a
> list operation which I had not heard on RTTY before. On N1MMLogger you can
> do the "Now ..." thing but there was no "Now" in this case. Anybody else
> seen this kind of behavior on RTTY?
>
> 73, Larry W6NWS
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