Re: [IRCA] DXing Practices and Ethics Question

["Doug Pifer - KE6GMM" <oregon4wd@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Thanks for all your responses and good points. I sort of figured I'd trigger 
some response, but then again, I really wasn't sure what it was going to be. 
Although comparing live audio from a PC may be old stuff for some of you, it 
never occured to me in the past because it wasn't a logistical option.  All 
the sudden I did it and it was like, Hmmm- what's this I did? So I posted 
the question.  Comparing it to SW parallels makes sense and I think that 
settles the question. I find that DXing is strictly fun (almost an oxymoron 
there) and I have nothing to prove to anybody else. If I catch it great, if 
not, oh well. Taping an ID off the internet would be grounds for me to quit 
the hobby and commit hari-kari, hi.  As far as keeping audio copies of ID's, 
I have a few clips that I've transferred from the cassette to PC audio 
files.

If DX'ing were a magnet, I do believe I already know who and what types 
would be attacted to it! I find that, in addition to my other hobbies, 
DX'ing has helped me to be "well rounded". hi.
73- Doug


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