Yes, one never knows for sure until one makes contact and asks.  If precision matters, K3WYC/QRP/SIXEL/75FT is compliant with 47CFR97 and would cover all those bases. [:-)

73,

Fred ["Skip"] K6DGW
Sparks NV DM09dn
Washoe County

On 7/2/2018 11:19 AM, ANDY DURBIN wrote:
"/QRP often, but not always, indicates a field operation, and they're sort of fun to 
work, at least for me."


And sometimes it means someone running 5 W to a 6 ele Yagi at 75 ft! That 
station has far higher ERP that I do running 100 W with my modest antennas.


If I was portable in UK, where had my first licence, my call was g3wyc/p. US operators 
have completely butchered and obfuscated the meaning of portable by verbalizing k3wyc/7 
as "k3wyc portable 7". The /7 suffix does not mean I am portable. It just means 
I'm operating in region 7 and I'm saying so because it is required for the contest in 
which I'm operating.


If you want special attention because you are portable why not indicate 
portable rather than QRP?


73,

Andy k3wyc
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