[UK-CONTEST] AFS contest etiquette
Bob Henderson
bob at 5b4agn.net
Mon Jan 12 06:07:23 EST 2009
Ray
This is a big question!
The behaviour is contrary to the norm in my experience and is certainly
not a tactic I use. That said, competition for space in which to run is
an inevitable part of contesting on crowded bands.
Ultimately, if it doesn't breach the law, license conditions or the
rules of the event, behaviour is left to individual discretion. The
only available remedy is peer pressure.
Bob, 5B4AGN
Ray - G4FON wrote:
> I started late yesterday but found a clear frequency and had a reasonable run going when I was called by G3MIR, who I worked. The
> next station to call me immediately afterwards was G4FBS.
>
> Once I finished the QSO with G4FBS, I was stunned to hear G3MIR call him on my frequency and send him a report.
>
> Is all fair in love, war and contesting these days or is this operating practice out of line?
>
> 73
>
> Ray, G4FON
>
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