[PaQSO] N3WAV/M-R.I.P.?

[Bill Gallagher]

It is a two-way street. A lot of stations simply can't
hear us. I lost several q's on Sunday afternoon, when
w3** was on twenty, and he moved to get away from some
qrm. Unfortunately, he moved to the frequency that I
just happened to be running a mini-pileup on.I moved
uo the band, and some of the stations that were
waiting to work me gave him heck....so he moved up the
band....to the same frequency I had just moved to!

Murphy is alive and well, and living in Pennsylvania!

My three-watts goundwave were just NOT gonna be heard
300 miles away on 20 meters.

Personally, I think all of us mobile ops are slightly
off our rockers, anyway!

:)

Bill WA3RA





--- Ron Notarius WN3VAW <wn3vaw@fyi.net> wrote:
> This is hardly a new problem; it's existed for
> years.  There are always
> going to be some operators who, regardless of the
> rules or of suggestions in
> the rules, think of themselves first & second and
> the heck with you.  Be it
> covering up a weak mobile, clobbering a QRP signal,
> or not letting anyone
> else work that rare county who just showed up on
> your calling frequency,
> it's going to happen.
> 
>CHOP!

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