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John wrote:
I'm not a super dx'er...just barely a little pistol. But does it really take much self education to know it's a bad practice to tune up on the dx's frequency or to tx there when he's listening up? How would you know? Well, if you don't hear anyone else calling the dx there must be a reason why and it's likely because he's "listening up"...sigh. Makes it that much more difficult. John that's true. But there may be another reason. Today I tuned my amplifier on 15 meters. Before tuning I listened on frequency for almost 15 minutes and heard nothing, nada, Zippo!! Five seconds of touching up the presets on the amplifier then off the air. Immediate comment that the frequency 'is busy'. Propagation can be funny. I listened on frequency for another 20 minutes and still heard nothing, nada, zippo! Just because you hear someone on frequency does not mean that everyone can hear what you hear. Deacon Dave, W1MCE |
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