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Re: LF: CQ WW

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Subject: Re: LF: CQ WW
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Date: Sun, 13 Feb 2011 11:53:07 -0800
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the constant chatter (from Mal) on the reflector about when to stop transmitting and send report doesn't really seem like a valid attempt at a QSO to me.

It's not. The rules for a valid QSO have been well-established within the VHF/eme/meteor-scatter world that once a sked has begun, any communications outside of the sked invalidates the attempt and it must be restarted. Seems some have forgotten this very basic concept.




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