That's why I adhere to the DX Code of Conduct. I give other amateur radio operators the same respect I want them to give me. However, in today's world, it seems there's little respect to go around, especially in amateur radio, and it's really disheartening to see that.
21 June 2020
Why?
I just contacted a station that was activating a nature preserve in Indiana for Parks On The Air. He was getting some steam going with people contacting him then some idiot started tuning up on top of him for no reason at all; this was malicious interference and not someone being an idiot just for tuning on top of a frequency in use. The activating station gave up and shut down because of the malicious interference. I cannot understand why these jackasses have a license only to run around QRMing everyone they think they don't like. It makes me upset to hear that happening and it's happened to me before for no reason.
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