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![]() "K4YZ" wrote in message oups.com... GeorgeF wrote: Caveat Lector wrote: RTTY ers don't usually read the QRP pages for frequency useage They probably read the ARRL pages for this It is a conflict and the two entities ought to straighten it out Its to the point where the last few days even operating CW on 40 has been a waste. Twice tonight 20+ minutes into two different QSO's had RTTY coming right on top..... Guess they couldn't hear that the freq was already in use (ya right!) In the "Olde Days" a person operating ANY Amateur mode on that frequeny would have been proficient in Morse Code to at least 13WPM, the speed at which one reaches true "literacy" in Morse. (Able to understand what was being sent without having to write down everything to get it) Incursions like this will continue, expecially with the spectre of a true no code Amateur license looming close. 73 and didididadidah Steve, K4YZ Exactly...not to mention the fact that IMHO most of the RTTY contesters just don't give a damn who they clobber. Tonight is the CW Sprint. 40 will be a total wipe out. However I will have my RTTY program loaded. And the tape running. One way or another they will know who they stepped on. Dan/W4NTI |
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