[SEDXC] Interesting one heard during the ST0R pileup last night
Tom W8JI
w8ji at w8ji.com
Wed Jul 27 08:31:53 PDT 2011
I think some of the less than ideal operating techniques of some DXpedition
ops encourages bad behavior. For example one DXpedition had a phone op who
would spend hours barely working the west coast. His rate must have been one
per minute.
This probably causes the rest of the world to get bored. Then from boredom
the playing and bad behavior starts.
This listening up over a wide frequency spread also causes needless
problems. While listening to hear where they were answering callers, I heard
some people in a QSO get QRM'ed. They actually made plans to QRM the
DXpedition station!!
It's really no wonder some operations create an unusual mess.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Tad Williamson" <ironbutttad at yahoo.com>
To: <sedxc at yahoogroups.com>; <sedxc at contesting.com>;
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Sent: Tuesday, July 26, 2011 8:39 AM
Subject: [SEDXC] Interesting one heard during the ST0R pileup last night
I was listening to ST0R in my left ear and listening to the pileup in my
right ear last night.
I heard the tuner-uppers, jammers, the "UP UP" guys and other idiots on
ST0R's frequency.
I heard the continuous-callers(how do those guys ever work anyone?) and the
guys that call no matter who the DX calls.
But I heard a new "bird" last night I'd never heard before. To demonstrate
I'll use my old call, WA4CUG. This guy would send "TU 5NN DE WA4CUG"
everytime the ST0R would go back to someone. Something like this:
ST0R: K4ABC 5NN
WA4CUG: TU 5NN DE WA4CUG
ST0R: K4ABC TU QRZ
WA4CUG: TU 5NN DE WA4CUG
ST0R: N9XYZ 5NN
WA4CUG: TU 5NN DE WA4CUG
ST0R: N9XYZ TU QRZ
WA4CUG: TU 5NN DE WA4CUG
ST0R: KC4CSU 5NN
WA4CUG: TU 5NN DE WA4CUG
.
and on and on. I listened to this guy do this for 10 minutes. Amazing.
Just thought I'd share that with y'all.
73, Tad, WF4W
"What a long, strange trip it's been"
The Grateful Dead
Truckin'
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