[UK-CONTEST] QRP Practice during the contest ?

Peter Bowyer peter at bowyer.org
Thu Jan 19 00:35:04 PST 2012


I always thought it counter-intuitive that QRP stations, who are presumably
expecting their signal to be weak and harder to copy than those they're
competing with, would want to make their callsign that much less
intelligible by adding a spurious suffix.

Suffixes are a big PITA at the best of times - just when you think you've
copied a callsign, an extra bit comes along to throw you. Don't use one if
you don't have to!

Peter G4MJS
On Jan 18, 2012 8:41 PM, "Artur Topczewski" <sp3cw at yahoo.com> wrote:

> Good evening all,
>
> I'd like to ask about something what happened to me during the contest
> recently and get to know your point or what's the common practice /which it
> looks like I am not aware of if this is a case/ ?...
>
> I called someone being QRP. Obviously I broke my call with /QRP and the
> chap sent back only my call-sign with the raport. I did highlight twice
> /QRP but he came back to me again with only M/SP3CW CFM TU ...
>
> So I tried again /QRP and the answer was : M/SP3CW deleted QSO for QRM
> ?????
> Should I not use /QRP whilst contesting ?
>
>
> PS. {MacBook Pro 13,3" for parts WANTED...}
>
> Regards and HNY 2012 !
> Art M/SP3CW
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