如题，本人在打卫星的时候抄不清楚别人的呼号，这就导致喊不回去，每次都是带着八木和遗憾回家，所以在此请教各位有没有什么练习的方法或者抄收的技巧

多通联，熟悉字母解释法。听别人的录音录像，练耳朵。

@"BH4HZD"#p49418 多听多练，唯耳熟尔

你需要《东亚及东南亚低轨道卫星活跃电台名录》

1.录音，回去多听听； 2.直接cq，报自己的呼号，大佬们会回复你的，你就直接59，73就OK了。

@"BH4HZD"#p49418 你是完全抄不清还是只能一部分（

@"CobaltSalt"#p49483 内存不够，记不住()

@"BI1MXY"#p49482 多谢指导，主要是害怕把别人压制或者打断了不敢喊cq

@"BH4HZD"#p49505 可以只回别人呼号的后三位，之后听录音补全呼号就行了经常上卫星的也就那么些人，多打几次就熟了

What should I do if I can't read other people's callsigns?

YofoaStudio

BH5UNT Don't try to remember the conversion; instead, form a conditioned reflex like "cw" where a word triggers a specific response.

BG6HTI

BH4HZD Remember your callsign, and when someone calls you, just reply with "QSL QSL 3Q 73!" Record it and play it back later.

BD3QID

Start recording, wait for someone to complete their transmission and then repeat your call sign. Since you're on a new frequency, someone will likely call you first. Respond with "59 tu 73" and listen to the recording.
Once you've become proficient, gradually add other callsigns as you practice.

BI1MXY

BH4HZD The big guys all have 25W power output and powerful guns, which makes it difficult to compete against them [laughing].

BI1MXY

BH4HZD The big guys all have 25W power and powerful guns, which makes it difficult to compete [laughing].

BG6HTI

[已注销] I'm usually around, mostly in the late night/early morning hours. If you hear me, just call my handle directly over linear or FM. Once we have a QSO, I'll send you a QSL card.

BG5JFI

BH4HZD Similarly ( )
When I contact local repeaters, they ask me to open a notepad and prepare to listen and type simultaneously, so that they can explain the letters. Otherwise, I won't be able to remember anything after they finish speaking.

I feel that I don't have enough mental capacity to simultaneously complete both (conversion + memorization).
Converting + writing or typing is possible.

However, when using a satellite dish, holding the Yagi antenna in my right hand and the satellite dish in my left hand leaves me with no free hands to write or type, making it impossible.

BH4HZD

BG5JFI Currently, I solve this problem by remembering the specific syllables someone says when they call out, and then just repeating them back without thinking. Later, I use the recording and messages in the group to verify my pronunciation.

BI4MIG

BG5JFI
Our local repeater, besides the occasional events where people sign up, usually only has a few regulars who come on. You can easily tell who's speaking just by listening to their voice; you don't need to listen to their callsign.
Furthermore, they haven't been using simulators lately; instead, they've all been focusing on digital simulations. I immediately knew that they were back to digital simulations when I saw the green light on my handheld radio flashing rapidly and not responding.
I casually pulled out my phone, opened the app, and the logs clearly showed who said what.
No, I'm getting off-topic here, but since I've written so much, I should still reply and send it.

BD8DLV

Try joining relevant groups and gradually remember the call signs of active, high-ranking members in those groups. Then, listen to their voices repeatedly to familiarize yourself with them.😢

BD7PRI

Those who play with satellites are those people.😂I'll let you know once I've tried it a few more times.

BD4RHV

Making notes/taking shortcuts🤔

BI3BCD

BI4IVE I mostly play satellite because of my A license ( ).

BI3BCX

[未知用户] A tribute to a legendary tomb raider.

BI3BCD

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