Well, actually, given the 0.1 khz resolution of the cluster network, all
the spot-chasers are zero-beat with each other, usually not with the
station being called. I find it useful, when clicking on a spot, to
tweak the big knob just ever so slightly to bring myself into something
approaching zero-beat with the actual station.
73, Pete N4ZR
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On 11/13/2021 2:26 PM, Mike Smith VE9AA wrote:
Pierre,
A couple years ago, because of the wide use of skimmers/RBN, 50% of callers
being assisted, most of those are all zero beat.
I proposed "QZB"..ie: You're all zero beat ! (and obviously, you all need to
spread out a little bit.)
I've used it..success rate might be 10 or 15%..........just hasn't caught
on.
Mike VE9AA
- - - - -
As one of the two ops in question, I did wonder if there was a Q code for
"Spread out a bit!"
73,
Pierre VE3KTB/VY0
Mike, Coreen & Corey
Keswick Ridge, NB
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