[CQ-Contest] Split operation in CQ WW CW

[Pete Smith N4ZR]

Hey Doc, that's fine if you take other measures to avoid being spotted 
by a Skimmer, but if you're in fact being spotted on the RBN, doing that 
will simply cause you to be re-spotted much more often than Skimmer's 
normal 10-minute limit.  Talk about unintended consequences!

N6TJ needn't worry - all he has to do is do what he's always done, end 
each QSO just with his callsign.  Of course, he may miss a lot of casual 
ops that way, but nothing's free in the Magic Kingdom. Perhaps, dare I 
suggest, he will want to start sending Skimmer's key words on Sunday, 
when things slow down.

73, Pete N4ZR
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On 8/28/2012 4:30 PM, Ward Silver wrote:
> Dither your transmitting frequency, as well - move it back and forth a
> couple hundred hertz with each QSO.  Not so much that the pileup moves with
> you but enough to spread out your spot signature.  Program it into a macro
> key or something.