Having a remote receiver only a few miles away offers a huge advantage
in single band contests over stations with everything on a single
property. SO2R on 160m is normally pretty tough to do. Imagine how
wonderful it would be to tune for new stations and/or multipliers
while you're running on the same band and have no interference from
your transmissions.
John KK9A
Edward Sawyer N1UR wrote:
The fundamental problem is the slippery downward slope of rules in
contest (allowing a remote receiver is a bad idea in my opinion -
completely trashes decades of engineering and best practice in the
contest) and the insanity of remote operating from the 4 corners of
the continent in the US and being able to count it all for DXCC on 160M.
Ed N1UR
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