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On Wed, 01 Feb 2006 08:58:55 -0500, N1KI wrote:
I am not sure if this is appropriate under this subject, but it may help explain what is going on. A few weeks ago I spent an evening when 80 meters was open to Europe listening around the lower CW portion of the band. Several stations were CQ'ing with no callers, but they would have an instant pile up shortly after I "spotted" them on the clusters. I suspect many of these had called before ever hearing the DX station. So stop spotting them. If there were no spots, folks would actually have to listen and find the DX. And the DX would actually have to give out their calls and announce where they are listening more frequently, which would be refreshing. |
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