It occurs to me that many people have callsigns that are the same number of characters for their amateur radio identifiers, which implies that a metric for dxing exists where you seek to contact someone with a maximally different callsign -
that is, finding the greatest hamming distance.
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2024-03-28 17:00:31
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2024-03-28 17:00:31Event JSON
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