Apologies to those who prefer top-posting- in this case, makes more sense to
respond in line.
> Who is the referee determining the channel is empty? Propagation being
> what it is, two stations may have QSO's going on and none of the group
>, of 4 thinks hears the other pair. Another observer might hear both
> QSO's at the same time. Thus a violation has occurred.
No "violation" occurs, as long as stations are using the appropriate, common
frequency, only the potential for interference results- not a "violation".
> There is no avoiding multiple QSO's/channel CW,PHONE or PSK.
This is the same situation as on any amateur assigned frequency.
> 73 de Brian/K3KO
73,
Bruce, N1RX
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