Yes, congrats, Doug. My downfall was probably my undecipherable
handwriting. Personally, I would prefer to use a keyboard, as I do in
on-the-air contests. Perhaps the KCDXC will consider that option in the
future, and maybe even use Morserunner (by the same author as Skimmer)
which lets you customize your pileup with noise, number of stations
deep, speed, etc.
Barry W2UP
Andrei Stchislenok wrote:
> Doug - Congrats!
> You are collecting now IC7000's, next Radio should be IC-7800 FOR YOU ;)
> I am also proud for myself - sitting right hand from you during the Contest,
> hihi.
>
> Keep on going Doug!
> 73's Andrei NP3D/W2 (steady 29) just got home from DAYTON)
>
>
> 2008/5/18, Tree <tree@kkn.net>:
>
>> K9GY reported:
>>
>>
>>> The skimmer (supposedly) copied 31 calls. Maybe the skimmer was drinking
>>> too?
>>>
>> An interesting test might be to edit the pileup tape - so that all of the
>> calls are sent in one 10 second interval - using the same pitches they
>> are at in the tape.
>>
>> In that case - I would say the humans might get 5 or 6 calls - if they were
>> really lucky. Technically - the skimmer should still get almost the same
>> 31 it got before - maybe losing a few calls that were too close to each
>> other in frequency.
>>
>> Tree N6TR
>>
>> PS: Congrats to Doug and Rich on their results.
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