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Alun wrote:
Mike Coslo wrote in : Da Shadow wrote: But there are strong recommendations from the various Amateur Radio Socities that you do. And I have heard many times in pile-ups --- ITU Phonetics only and some DX operators won't answer you with any other phonetics. -- Lamont Cranston Wow, it must be something for these "operators" to be so anal! If a person only answers me because I speak a certain way, then I'll forgo their blessed contact. - Mike KB3EIA - If they don't know much English, it's a bit rough on them to use non- standard words, and even if they do, it increases the chance of a busted call in the log. Quite possibly. I use the so called "proper" phonetics myself (though prefering plain callsigns). I'm just not terribly into telling people what they can or can't say on the air as long as it is decent language. - Mike KB3EIA - |