That's what I was wondering,,,
I always use Field Day as a gateway to get people into contesting.
Seems people are willing to try something new during FD, but never any
other time.
and yeah it won't be mults or rare ones etc. just new stations I
guess. I have never even checked to see if FD is utilized at all.
especially 90% of the people don't have net access during FD anyway.
Our group is techy nerdy. they have sattellite intyernet. set up each
year, why don't really know.. other to keep an eye on weather radar.
Joe
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On 6/8/2010 8:16 AM, Rick Lindquist, WW3DE wrote:
> Why not? It's not like FD is a real contest where you turn in complete logs.
> There's no specific or general prohibition in the rules either. You might
> come up with an educational program on this topic that qualifies for a
> 100-point bonus.
>
> That said, does anyone even post spots during Field Day? There are no mults
> or "rare ones."
>
> 73, Rick / WW3DE
>
> Sent from my iPad
>
> On Jun 8, 2010, at 0:06, Joe<nss@mwt.net> wrote:
>
>
>> Just Curious.
>>
>> Has anyone or does anyone, use a spotting cluster during Field Day?
>>
>> Trying to get some newbie contesters to play with different things.
>>
>> Joe
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