You go out and do your best and turn them into the ARRL. It's no one
business but yours and the ARRL.
I have elmered other rovers and operators on my sites, station and
operating practices. That's how we roll up here. I will not share it
with someone that has no need for it. If you are willing to come up
here and rove I can help you out. If not, you don't need my logs.
Where are your logs posted?
--
Dennis Hudson, N2LBT/VE2/VE3/R
"The Canadian Mickywave Rover"
http://www.n2lbt.com/
On Aug 16, 2005, at 11:25 AM, Christophe Huygens wrote:
>
> On 16 Aug 2005, at 03:40, n2lbt@n2lbt.com wrote:
>
>
>> Please, I would no sooner give out my rover strategy than would ND3F
>> or W3IY. This is a contest, and just like everyone else, my logs are
>> between me and the ARRL and apparently a select few that claim to
>> have impartial and private access to them. Maybe you can ask one of
>> them.
>>
>
> Ok, sorry, I did not know we were supposed to have a strategy... but
> if we had
> one we sure would love to share it with everybody as I think we did
> in the past with
> sites, tips, techniques for roving aso. The same goes for the
> logs.... give out
> as much grids and bands as you can to everyone, you ll end up with a
> great score automagically and have a lot of fun.
>
> ON4IY de W3IY/R
>
> PS: be happy rovers exist, it doesn t in Europe, and it can be boring
> here during
> the contest. Now ... let s get out and make some noise!
>
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