Indeed they are good contacts. W0YK is a leading contester, was part of getting FT4 and FT8 integrated with major RTTY contests.

You guys are looking at things from the perspective of non-contesters.

73, Jim K9YC

On 5/10/2021 7:34 AM, Russ wrote:
Paul Kube wrote:

     1. Answering a CQ:
        CQ WW W0YK DM97              Tx6
        W0YK K6PO R DM12               Tx3
        K6PO W0YK RR73                     Tx4
     2. Tailending a QSO. K6PO has already copied W0YK’s grid. Then:
        W1AW W0YK RR73                  Tx4
        W0YK K6PO R DM12               Tx3
        K6PO W0YK RR73                     Tx4
     3. Tailending a QSO. K6PO has not yet copied W0YK’s grid. Then:
        W1AW W0YK RR73                  Tx4
        W0YK K6PO DM12                   Tx2
        K6PO W0YK R DM97               Tx3
        W0YK K6PO RR73

These are NOT contacts!Contact rules specifically state that you must copy your call sign from your QSO partner before sending a report.Regardless of the fact that some misguided contest rules may allow ‘contacts’ in that form, those contacts would not be good for other awards (DXCC, VUCC, etc).

Eliminating 73 – a bad idea.If I send 73 and the other guy receives it, then he knows it was a good contact.If I continue to send my report then he should know to continue sending RRR.Otherwise he may log a contact that was incomplete.

73, Russ K2TXB



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