[CQ-Contest] What happens when you spot

[David Robbins K1TTT]

> It is useful, however, to indicate in the spot that the DX station is
> listening split at least generically. Example
> 
> VE2ABC    10109.4 HC8N        QSX UP                 0311 21 Nov 2006
>

nope, spot grabbers don't know how to set splits 'up' in most cases.  Some
loggers know 'up 1' I think, but its best to spot a frequency so that
everyone gets the split... if you really want to obscure it just turn the
listening vfo a bit before sending the spot, of course then you stand the
chance of landing the pileup on someone else.


David Robbins K1TTT
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