On 5 Dec 2003 Mark Beckwith wrote:
> Also, if it is such a big deal, wouldn't a straightforward
> counter-strategy be to delay your jumping on the bandwagon until
> there's a vacant seat? Any rocket scientists on frequency who can
> confirm this?
>
> Mark, N5OT
>
Doesn't seem like rocket science, does it? But it must be... For a
handful, it makes sense, as they know they have the big signals and
get right through right away. For the rest of us, it is pretty dumb
and frustrating way to operate. There's a reason the category has
been called single-op distracted...
73,
Barry W2UP
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