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Alun L. Palmer wrote:
Until each country gets the additional 7100- 7200 spectrum, truly random phone QSOs remain impossible. Why "impossible"? More and more countries are opening 7100-7200 to their hams. In less than 5 years the SWBC will all be gone. Non-split 'phone DX QSOs on 40 are becoming more and more common. If someone over there calls CQ and doesn't listen up, they get to work any country they want bar one, the USA, so why should 90% of them listen up? Ergo, most of them don't. Here's a clue: Many of them don't want just another Yank QSL. There are so many US hams that if they don't "listen up", there's probably a very good reason. A lot of DX 'phones work split almost as a rule - not just on 40 but on every band, as a way of thinning out the QRM and keeping their own QRG clear. 73 de Jim, N2EY |
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