someone ending Tango with the British accent was calling but very weak, so using the Wintest super check partials feature started guessing!) when came to M0XXT all of a sudden You were there!))))
In the long run, it would seem that it is more entertainment hobby than job necessity for most people anyways, do whatever you want and tell the suits to lick your balls
Okay, Ive gathered some understanding. Someone was calling random names out, and someone responded pretending to be while you were actually there? What are the chances lol
Could you give a brief explanation of what that means? I'm a bit baffled and confused about what I'm watching, due to not knowing much about ham radio...
@@mr.d5314in contest we use program for loging contacts, which used DX cluster and master log to give you sugestion of callsighn if you type partial callsign. The operator just said all callsigns that were offered to him in order to recieve correct callsigna
Actually, I have tested this theory yesterday.. XXT on SuperCheckPartial gives me.. But there's M7XXT and M7XTT.. Neither of them were in the contest (I emailed them).
Your face is a poem Callum, I put myself in a situation and the same thing would happen to me...what madness and coincidence of being in the exact place at the right minute...LOL...(N1MM surely complete with some database callsings)
Could you give a brief explanation of what that means? I'm a bit baffled and confused about what I'm watching, due to not knowing much about ham radio...
Yeah, OK - sorry about that.. This was a "Contest" not traditional ham radio chitter-chatter.. Check out my live-streams for more "regular" day-to-day stuff.. Bottom line is that we all have a unique callsign.. SOmeone else was using mine.
@@DXCommanderHQ ah, nice one. I understand the callsign thing, I was just intrigued, as I thought it sounded like some people in the comments thought that the guy had a legitimate reason for having said your callsign at that time. I guess not though lol, just using someone else's callsign? Madness.
@@mr.d5314 There could have been a legit reason, as suggested elsewhere. Having heard "XT", the caller put it in his logging software and it suggested, from the people in the contest, that it may have been M0XXT, so he called out this call to ask if it was actually M0XXT. The funny thing about it is that Cal was actually on the same frequency listening.
Was it one of those weird people who like to record you off the air and then play it back over the air to annoy you? Maybe the weirdo's transmission was picked up thinking it was a genuine call. Interesting!
Unless the contester was watching your live stream at the same time and saw you were on his frequency... I don't currently have a Mode S transponder in my aeroplane, but I was flying along with someone who had it. Mode S sends your callsign down so it can be seen by ATC. We were flying along minding our own business when Southampton ATC called us by callsign and offered us a zone transit through their zone!
Hi!
It was me @RU1A,
nice telepathic QSO!)))
Ah! It was you?? I wonder what you were hearing?? LOL!!
someone ending Tango with the British accent was calling but very weak, so using the Wintest super check partials feature started guessing!) when came to M0XXT all of a sudden You were there!))))
And the most amazing is that straight after You HL2KXT came up!)))
So if you shouting XT long enough they come on the frequency 😂😂😂
@@SergeyChebotarev-rr2ml That is *SO* funny!
After 3 months of watching this, this still makes me chuckle 🤣. Your face was brilliant. Over
Yes!
That face omg 😂
Yeah I know!
😂😂 your face. Priceless
HAHA
The beauty of Supercheck Partial to try and guess who might be calling
Yes!
Powers of the mind Callum. Now that is some remote work 😂😊
Mind! Yes, that was it.. Our RU1A station has commented to this very video.. I pinned him to the top :)
@@DXCommanderHQ yes I noticed still glad it happened the look on your face was brilliant. Shhhhhhh M 0 M C X 😳 😳😳🥴 🤣
Holy crow, talking with yourself! Insane
In the long run, it would seem that it is more entertainment hobby than job necessity for most people anyways, do whatever you want and tell the suits to lick your balls
Erm.. Yes.
I’d love an explanation of what’s going on here! It looks fascinating :D Be as succinct or in depth as you wish
Okay, Ive gathered some understanding. Someone was calling random names out, and someone responded pretending to be while you were actually there? What are the chances lol
HAHA Yes!!!
Must be spooky season 🎃 👻
Yes!
fascinating, telepathy
😱😱😱😱😱
Must be using one of those fancy digital noise filters that has an incredibly long pre-echo.
Ah yes.. Probably!
Famous at last!
Probably seeing your call when he typed "XT" and N1MM showed him all calls ending in "XT" from reverse lookup. He was just trying all options 😅
Yes I agree, I think that is almost certainly what happened 👍
He was using the partial call lookup in his logging program for what it was intended for
It was WunTest super check partial!)))
Could you give a brief explanation of what that means? I'm a bit baffled and confused about what I'm watching, due to not knowing much about ham radio...
@@mr.d5314in contest we use program for loging contacts, which used DX cluster and master log to give you sugestion of callsighn if you type partial callsign. The operator just said all callsigns that were offered to him in order to recieve correct callsigna
Actually, I have tested this theory yesterday.. XXT on SuperCheckPartial gives me.. But there's M7XXT and M7XTT.. Neither of them were in the contest (I emailed them).
Your face is a poem Callum, I put myself in a situation and the same thing would happen to me...what madness and coincidence of being in the exact place at the right minute...LOL...(N1MM surely complete with some database callsings)
Yeah, bloody funny!!
Could you give a brief explanation of what that means? I'm a bit baffled and confused about what I'm watching, due to not knowing much about ham radio...
Yeah, OK - sorry about that.. This was a "Contest" not traditional ham radio chitter-chatter.. Check out my live-streams for more "regular" day-to-day stuff.. Bottom line is that we all have a unique callsign.. SOmeone else was using mine.
@@DXCommanderHQ ah, nice one. I understand the callsign thing, I was just intrigued, as I thought it sounded like some people in the comments thought that the guy had a legitimate reason for having said your callsign at that time.
I guess not though lol, just using someone else's callsign? Madness.
@@mr.d5314 There could have been a legit reason, as suggested elsewhere. Having heard "XT", the caller put it in his logging software and it suggested, from the people in the contest, that it may have been M0XXT, so he called out this call to ask if it was actually M0XXT. The funny thing about it is that Cal was actually on the same frequency listening.
its A.I. 😂
Working through his N1MM log. Process of elimination, what were the chances of that
Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, you know
Good luck in the contest
There's a lot of pirates unfortunately. Sad that they can't just get licensed.
16 ahahaha 14 fantastic 🎉😂😂
When you made contact you should’ve said QRZ? 😂
HAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!
What band were you on?
40m.
I've looked up some the calls I got on 10 meters over the weekend
I get a not found on two or three. Does that me they're pirates?
No.. It means they are contest calls and might not be on QRZ.
My call had been used from Europe several times. According to reverse beacon.
It's funny, yet distressing anon.
I've recently been on CW whilst I was asleep!
@@DXCommanderHQ That's when you know you're getting good at it.
Not gonna lie his voice over radio was close too
I don't understand Why would anyone do that ?
I *could* have been an accident.
@@DXCommanderHQ Do you mean *it* could have been an accident?
Was it one of those weird people who like to record you off the air and then play it back over the air to annoy you? Maybe the weirdo's transmission was picked up thinking it was a genuine call. Interesting!
Unless the contester was watching your live stream at the same time and saw you were on his frequency...
I don't currently have a Mode S transponder in my aeroplane, but I was flying along with someone who had it. Mode S sends your callsign down so it can be seen by ATC. We were flying along minding our own business when Southampton ATC called us by callsign and offered us a zone transit through their zone!
I think it might be a Super Check Partial issue.. I will explain on a video sometime..
We are invaded by fools