Jose, Thanks for the FB data search and the interesting opinions. I would like to elaborate on one of your listed reasons, and to add another, for the big increase in qsos over the years. First, comp
(Agreed, about Jose's research) I wonder, to what degree do the "big guns" believe SO2R has impacted scores? In the 1970s and early 1980s, one of the critical strategic decisions you had to make duri
Better receivers... Better understanding/appreciation of propagation to maximize openings. Consider that records have been decimated in the past few years with out the benefit of any significant acti
Easy: current hardware has the capability to do in-band SO2R at any power level without the need for far-remote rx antennas, super filters, etc. All that is needed is a wide-band SDR hooked to the I
A K3 with the separate subreceiver and N1MM Logger will come pretty close to doing this now. You send a CQ, listen on both receivers for the receive interval, and if you hear anything on the subrx, y