Good evening Paul. I cannot speak for your personal remote but I can tell you
the rules at RHR: you identify the state (or grid if on FT8 or JT65) of the
station from which you are transmitting. Those are the rules under which you
agree to operate. And that is the only warning you receive. Break the rules and
you are off RHR and any funds you have paid are forfeit. Lee, Ray and the rest
of the RHR team don't kid around about that. They know how carefully they are
watched. Contrast that with the remotes someone just mentioned in another post.
Just follow the rules and try to have fun. Honestly, is it really more fun to
keep this thread going than to get on and work DX? If you think it is, you are
in the wrong hobby. 73, Steve, NN4T
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From: Topband [mailto:topband-bounces@contesting.com] On Behalf Of Paul
Christensen
Sent: Sunday, January 14, 2018 12:28 PM
To: 'Steve Babcock'; 'topband'
Subject: Re: Topband: VU2GSM webSDR use
Steve,
Thanks. Word wrap prevented me from opening the file with your e-mail messages
but I copied the full URL into my browser and it did open. Possibly he is
using WebSDR more on 160m-80m, but from my experience on 40m, his operating
behavior -- and that of others calling him doesn’t seem to follow his use of
WebSDR on receive. That's just my observation and it may change in the future.
Since you mentioned VU2GSM, I made specific mention of him in my post, but it
applies equally to other VUs who are just as strong here LP in the morning,
including 4S7AB in Sri Lanka.
When using WebSDR, I think the ethical approach is to disclose the Rx location
when issuing a signal report -- and that goes for RHR users too. If not
defined in the report, then we should assume the op is listening from his own
station. Now that I've opened that up, is there a similar ethical dilemma if I
am listening on my own remote station 30 miles, away? How about 500 miles
away?
Paul, W9AC
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