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![]() "Pipester" wrote in message ... I was listening to 18.155 Mhz and Heard Hams, repeating callsigns over and over again. What are they doing? ignorant swl, Thanks I'll take a guess -- there is a DXpedition to Suriname in South America using call sign is PZ5YV. They are working split -- that is - they call at about 18.145 MHz and listen for callers at 18.150 to 18.155 MHz The callers repeat their callsigns over and over again in hopes PZ5YV picks them out. It's called a DX Pileup There is only a few hundred hams in Suriname so it is a rare DX country. The aim of a DXpedition is to put the country on the air and provide a large number of contacts for dxers that need credit for theit ARRL DXCC. Lamont (A Ham DXer) |
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