Fw: [CQ-Contest] Re "No QSL Needed"

[Mike, VK4DX]

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>
>Mike wrote
>How about N0QSL :-)
>Sorry couldn't resist.
>
>Mike Urich,   KA5CVH
>
There's a Russian station UA3QSY (or RA3QSY, not sure about his prefix)

Imagine a DX station working split on CW and this guy not realizing it's 
a split thing actually transmits on DX's frequency. How do you tell him 
to QSY ?

UA3QSY QSY !

and he goes:    R R R  de  UA3QSY  UA3QSY  5NN   5NN  de  UA3QSY  k

and then everyone on the frequency keys:  QSY   QSY  QSY

and he goes   CFM de UA3QSY   UA3QSY   5NN   5NN .....and so on forever 
...  he-he-he-he    ...     LOL !!!

73 Mike




>From Mike Urich, KA5CVH" <ka5cvh at ka5cvh.com  Wed Oct 16 12:27:03 2002
From: Mike Urich, KA5CVH" <ka5cvh at ka5cvh.com (Mike Urich, KA5CVH)
Date: Wed, 16 Oct 2002 06:27:03 -0500
Subject: Fw: [CQ-Contest] Re "No QSL Needed"
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Message-ID: <01d301c27506$f430fd20$6d620140 at concentric.net>

----- Original Message -----
From: "Art Popoff" <ua3vcs at mail.ru

> NOQSL sounds a bit too wide.

Mike wrote

That's actually N0QSL (N-Zero-QSL) and was tongue in cheek since as club
meetings etc we refer to people who are working on their licesnse of having
the license

N0CAL or N0KAL <No-Call>

Mike Urich,   KA5CVH
www.ka5cvh.com
LaPorte TX   EL-29

Amateur Radio *IS* a contact sport!