I've operated this contest twice from W6, many times from Missouri, and many more from Georgia. This contest, because of its time of year, point structure, and multiplier structure, is the closest th
K3ZO: I've never heard either stated. But obviously a level playing field was never a concern. That's why when a contest comes along that does have rules in place where a W6 might actually feel like
No such thing as luck. You make a good decision or a bad one. Same can be said for life IMO. 73 Bill Fisher, W4AN (EX KM9P) http://www.contesting.com - -- CQ-Contest on WWW: http://www.contesting.co
If you can type fast, computer logging is faster and less fatiguing. Maybe its faster for you, but not this op. 73 Bill Bill Fisher, W4AN (EX KM9P) http://www.contesting.com - -- CQ-Contest on WWW: h
Yes I use Dave Pruett's switchbox described in the NA manual. It makes operating SSB with two radios just like operating CW with two radios. Everything is automatic. If I hit the F4 key (my call) an
I've operated this contest twice from W6, many times from Missouri, and many more from Georgia. This contest, because of its time of year, point structure, and multiplier structure, is the closest th
K3ZO: I've never heard either stated. But obviously a level playing field was never a concern. That's why when a contest comes along that does have rules in place where a W6 might actually feel like
No such thing as luck. You make a good decision or a bad one. Same can be said for life IMO. 73 Bill Fisher, W4AN (EX KM9P) http://www.contesting.com - -- CQ-Contest on WWW: http://www.contesting.co
If you can type fast, computer logging is faster and less fatiguing. Maybe its faster for you, but not this op. 73 Bill Bill Fisher, W4AN (EX KM9P) http://www.contesting.com - -- CQ-Contest on WWW: h
Yes I use Dave Pruett's switchbox described in the NA manual. It makes operating SSB with two radios just like operating CW with two radios. Everything is automatic. If I hit the F4 key (my call) an
I've operated this contest twice from W6, many times from Missouri, and many more from Georgia. This contest, because of its time of year, point structure, and multiplier structure, is the closest th
K3ZO: I've never heard either stated. But obviously a level playing field was never a concern. That's why when a contest comes along that does have rules in place where a W6 might actually feel like
No such thing as luck. You make a good decision or a bad one. Same can be said for life IMO. 73 Bill Fisher, W4AN (EX KM9P) http://www.contesting.com - -- CQ-Contest on WWW: http://www.contesting.co
Yes this can be done and has been done. The TNC's need to be set so that they behave as a serial connection rather than a chat connection. I forget the command in the Kantronics units that we used.
One thing that bugged me while making my 250 QSO's was getting answered by someone (I think) and them not sending my callsign. I havnt looked, but isn't part of the exchange in the rules sending the
I am trying to collect rate sheets from the top scoring stations in each of the following categories: SS CW - All Top Ten SS SSB - All Top Ten CQWW SSB - USA SOAB, MS, and MM CQWW CW - USA SOAB, MS,
They appeared in CQ-Contest magazine. But for the benefit of those who do not subscribe, I put them at www.contesting.com. I'll try and get awards done soon. Sorry for the slackness. 73 Bill Bill Fis
I am trying to collect rate sheets from the top scoring stations in each of the following categories: SS CW - All Top Ten SS SSB - All Top Ten CQWW SSB - USA SOAB, MS, and MM CQWW CW - USA SOAB, MS,
I am trying to collect rate sheets from the top scoring stations in each of the following categories: SS CW - All Top Ten SS SSB - All Top Ten CQWW SSB - USA SOAB, MS, and MM CQWW CW - USA SOAB, MS,