At 10:02 AM 8/17/2001 -0400, Tom Rauch wrote:
>That's certainly fine Phil. But the operating skill is mainly at the
>end doing the receiving, not the transmitting.
>
>All the transmitting station has to do is press the key at the correct
>time, and call long enough the poor SOB at the other end can put
>together a call and perhaps a report.
>
>It's always the guy at the receiving end of the QRP contact that
>has to know what he is doing, and have unusual or special skills.
>
>That is my point.
You're absolutely right Tom, no argument. I'd never thought of it that way
until your original post. My point was just a different view of the whole
thing. But I do agree with you.
Thanks...Phil
>If they want to stroke anyone about QRP, let it be the one who has
>to listen to that QRPee in the noise.
>73, Tom W8JI
>W8JI@contesting.com
>
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