Hi Korad,
The following should give you a fair idea of a typical sota qso. Hope it formats ok it is usually a word document. Just repeat it with several stations and it will become second nature. do not let it get too complicated at first, that will come with practice.
All the best and hope to catch you from a hill soon.
73
Rob
G4RQJ
Typical CW SOTA exchange
CQ SOTA CQ SOTA DE G4RQJ/P G4RQJ/P SOTA G/LD043 PSE K [Initial call]
F*&*%$*********** [Lots of answers We hope!]
F? BK [F who? The only bit we heard. BK= Break to him]
F9XYZ [Hope he’s the only F otherwise it’s F9? etc till we isolate one]
F9XYZ 579 579 BK [Report, break to him]
TU ROB 429 429 BK [Thank you Rob your report 429 Break to you. The name is not necessary, he probably got it from the reflector, but sometimes nice to use unless you’re called Rumpelstiltskin.]
RR 73 SK E E [Roger roger 73 end of contact]
EE [Bye Bye]
QRZ G4RQJ/P SOTA G/LD043 K [ On to the next one We hope!]
There are a few other lines that might slip in.
SOTA? Or SUMMIT? [He wants a repeat of your summit reference].
CU [see you] CUL [see you later] CUAGN [see you again] [Think texting. CW was here first]
TNX [Thanks]
SRI [Sorry]
SRI QRM PSE AGN [ Sorry qrm please repeat the last bit (A good excuse if he’s too fast for you!)]