Ed I had to read your post several times to be sure I understood it. I do not believe the majority of contesters believe your idea that someone CQ ing and not producing replies means you can take thi
My point was not to go "prowling for CQing stations" without answers and jump on them. I don't believe anyone is doing that. Certainly not commonly from what I hear. My point was that if I start CQin
In Ed's defense, I will just state a couple of facts. On CW, on average, there are approximately 150-200 "slots" that are potentially available where you might call CQ and be productive. More on some
Yes, I am sick of "empty CQing" that is happening just to try to hold the freq. When will this begin to happen on several bands, maybe already" 73, Charly -- Charly, HS0ZCW __________________________
Sometimes it takes a lot of "empty CQing" when a station runs qrp or low power with small antennas 73 Peter --Original Message-- From: CQ-Contest [mailto:cq-contest-bounces@contesting.com] On Behalf
I am using a rock solid 250hz bandwidth filter. That person is "non existent to me in most cases" when I am 250hz away. I have a good narrow filter as well; if you're CQing 250Hz from where I'm CQing
Hi Charles, He canīt continue cqing while he is on a different band working Qs as only one signal is allowed at the same time. And concerning the break between calls, usually one stops the cq when he
But, how many will you be working that are calling the other station off frequency that are in your bandpass? :-) 73 Tom W7WHY _______________________________________________ CQ-Contest mailing list