[UK-CONTEST] cut numbers
David, G3YYD
g3yyd at btinternet.com
Tue Jun 2 13:22:26 PDT 2009
Clive
May be but in contesting it is about making QSOs easier not more
difficult for the receiving operator and one repeat is enough I am not
going to waste time on some one who does not want to communicate easily
and clearly with me. I would rather move on and spend the effort working
another. The simplest way to do this is to send TU and move on as then
he won't call me at another time and I will remember not to call him.
Hard may be but effective. So if anyone does use cut numbers other than
A,N & T, I suggest when asked for a repeat you send the numbers in full.
David G3YYD
Clive Whelan wrote:
> David
>
> We are all agreed that excessive use of cur numbers is undesirable, but
> two wrongs don't make a right. By sending TU 73, you are leading the
> other station to believe that you have copied their exchange and the QSO
> is therefore in your log; that is unreasonable behaviour. The correct
> response would be Sri, Nil or QRU SK which they would deserve but the
> Spanish inquisition is OTT ( nobody expects the Spanish inquisition ;-) ).
>
> 73
>
>
> Clive
> GW3NJW
>
> David, G3YYD wrote:
>
>> I copy the T, N & A cut numbers no problem. As for the other cut
>> variations I just cannot be bothered to work them out. I will ask for a
>> repeat if still more gibberish I will send TU 73 and with no log entry
>> their loss at adjudication. For those who use fancy cut numbers think
>> how little you gain compared to huge loss on getting one request for a
>> repeat.
>>
>> David G3YYD
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