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A suggestion: When the Fox is asking for fills on

info from a specific hound, > please stand by and do

not send your callsign as it

delays the exchange and > takes up valuable time

that could be used to make

additional contacts. Thanks

Jim - KG0PP

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Hi all,
I observed this happening during the hunt, and I already have some comments
about this at my website. If you want to look, go to my main page, then
"Amateur Radio", then "Fun with CW", and then go to the "Reflections on the
2/18/05 Foxhunt: Listening and Transmitting" topic.

Regards,
Steve, W2MY/5
, Corpus Christi, TX, ELl7
QRP/ARCI 8351, FPQRP 1025, NJQRP 25, QRP-L 269, FISTS 3150, ARS 142, NEQRP
281, NWQRP ??, 10-10 61720, NORCAL 691, K2 #402

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Thanks much for this great post, Steven. It was,
indeed, awful last week. One thinks of recording and
posting a .wav file of the offenders - doesn't one? As
usual, one of the worst, always, was Tom, N1TP...who
used to be a member of the Fox Committee. He just
keeps sending his call, no matter what, until he works
the Fox.

LL



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--- Lloyd Lachow <llachow@...> wrote:

Thanks much for this great post, Steven. It was,
indeed, awful last week. One thinks of recording and
posting a .wav file of the offenders - doesn't one?

This was sent to this list in error; meant to be a
private post.

LL



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