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UK Elecraft Net

Ian Maude
Hi all,
I will be running the net as usual on 3658 +/- QRM at 09:00z.  We should be joined by someone with a very new toy!!!!  Not me by the way but I am looking forward to the net :)

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Re: UK Elecraft Net

AD6XY
Can't hear me on properly SSB obviously though you are 59 down here but noise is low. So, I call in in CW and you say "This is an SSB only Net" - go away!
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Re: UK Elecraft Net

Ian Maude
Hi,
I heard someone call in but I could not make out the callsign, neither could anyone else unfortunately.  I did try a couple of times after that to listen for you but nothing was heard.  As for the CW, all I heard was a G and the same goes for the rest of the guys on the net.  We had no idea it was you, sorry.  I assumed, wrongly as it tuns out, that it was someone messing about which is when I made a comment that it was a SSB net, which of course it is.  What I didn't do was tell anyone to 'go away'.  I apologise if you were offended but it is very difficult when you cannot hear the station calling :)

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On 20 Feb 2011, at 09:06, AD6XY wrote:

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> Can't hear me on properly SSB obviously though you are 59 down here but noise
> is low. So, I call in in CW and you say "This is an SSB only Net" - go away!
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Re: UK Elecraft Net

David Pratt
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In a recent message, AD6XY <[hidden email]> writes
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>Can't hear me on properly SSB obviously though you are 59 down here but noise
>is low. So, I call in in CW and you say "This is an SSB only Net" - go away!

CW is an ideal fallback when conditions are such that wide bandwidth
modes are difficult.  Unfortunately these days, not everyone is capable
of CW or can be bothered developing their skill in the code.

I heard you at RST 559, Michael, but unfortunately I was not in a
position to be able to call in.

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Re: UK Elecraft Net

Brendan Minish
David

Myself and at least one other on the net today are primarily CW operators.
I did not copy a full call sign, I copied a couple of letters on top of
someone else's transmission.
Had I copied a callsign I would certainly have tried to pull him in
I am sure a CW call in would have worked just fine IF it had been timed
to coincide with any of the many pauses that were left between
transmissions.


On 20/02/2011 12:06, David Pratt wrote:

> In a recent message, AD6XY<[hidden email]>  writes
>>
>> Can't hear me on properly SSB obviously though you are 59 down here but noise
>> is low. So, I call in in CW and you say "This is an SSB only Net" - go away!
>
> CW is an ideal fallback when conditions are such that wide bandwidth
> modes are difficult.  Unfortunately these days, not everyone is capable
> of CW or can be bothered developing their skill in the code.
>
> I heard you at RST 559, Michael, but unfortunately I was not in a
> position to be able to call in.
>
> 73 de David G4DMP


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Re: UK Elecraft Net

AD6XY
That is rather unfair Brendon. Most of the time, in fact all of the time when I called in, someone called over the top of me. I can't know in advance when someone who can't hear me is going to transmit. When you got two or 3 characters, that was when I stopped because with QSK I can tell in someone is transmitting on top of me. I stopped and gave up on being told "This is an SSB net".

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Re: UK Elecraft Net [sub thread closed]

Eric Swartz - WA6HHQ
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On 2/22/2011 11:54 AM, AD6XY wrote:
> That is rather unfair Brendon. Most of the time, in fact all of the time when
> I called in, someone called over the top of me. I can't know in advance when
> someone who can't hear me is going to transmit. When you got two or 3
> characters, that was when I stopped because with QSK I can tell in someone
> is transmitting on top of me. I stopped and gave up on being told "This is
> an SSB net".
>
> Mike
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Re: UK Elecraft Net

kevinr@coho.net
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There is one Canadian net which runs voice on a frequency which Americans  
are limited to CW.  So, I set my rig for cross mode and did just as Ron  
mentions.  "BK" got me a happy response from the voice op NCS who told me  
he did not copy code well.  He immediately asked for help from another op  
who relayed my information.  It was fun to work cross mode with such  
polite and pleasant operators.
    73,
       Kevin.  KD5ONS


On Tue, 22 Feb 2011 13:35:46 -0800, Ron D'Eau Claire <[hidden email]> wrote:

> The protocol I was taught for military and commercial CW nets was to send
> only the BK prosign once in between other transmissions and wait for
> acknowledgement by the net -- except when responding to a roll call. It
> might take several tries, but BK is easy to catch even under another
> station, and then everyone will be listening carefully when NCS asks you  
> to
> check in so any relays can be done, etc.
>
> I would think that would be the best approach when attempting to be  
> noticed
> mixed-mode too.
>
> Ron AC7AC
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>
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> [mailto:[hidden email]] On Behalf Of Brendan Minish
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> Subject: Re: [Elecraft] UK Elecraft Net
>
> David
>
> Myself and at least one other on the net today are primarily CW  
> operators.
> I did not copy a full call sign, I copied a couple of letters on top of
> someone else's transmission.
> Had I copied a callsign I would certainly have tried to pull him in
> I am sure a CW call in would have worked just fine IF it had been timed
> to coincide with any of the many pauses that were left between
> transmissions.
>
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