ZONE 2 will be heard in CQWW SSB this year!!!
WB2K and WJ2O are venturing up to the great white north to
ensure Zone 2 will be LOUDLY heard.
We'll be operating 2 separate Single-Op stations from locations
about 20 miles apart. High Power, beams, and below freezing temps!
WB2K will be VE2TJA WJ2O will be WJ2O/VE2
QSL via home calls....And work us...A LOT!!!
Help us stay awake (and warm!). Zone 2 snowballs for anyone that works us
on 6 bands.
GO FRC!
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John A. Ross, IV - WB2K / VE2TJA [Zone 2] (wb2k@ritz.mordor.com)
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>From Peter G. Smith" <n4zr@netcom.com Wed Oct 19 11:51:02 1994
From: Peter G. Smith" <n4zr@netcom.com (Peter G. Smith)
Subject: Open Logs
Message-ID: <Pine.3.89.9410190318.A29014-0100000@netcom12>
Good points, Kevin. My points of reference for sailboat racing largely
involve dinghy racing many years ago, when I suspect things were much
simpler. In fact, you make a critical point that should be made any time
one uses this metaphor to talk about contesting ...
Let's not rpt not let the lawyerizing do to radio contesting what it has
done to sailboat racing. Decisions of the contest committee should be
final. Anything not prohibited should be OK, but there should be a
strongly stated set of principles underlying the specific rules. For
example, the whole debate about multi-single was neatly terminated, for
me, by someone's stating the principle that there should be only one human
brain contributing directly to the operation of a single-op station. Neat
... clean ... simple. Now *all* we need is a consensus among contesters
that they support that and other basic principles, and maybe we can dodge
the America's Cup syndrome.
73,
Pete
N4ZR@netcom.com "Better, faster,cheaper -- choose any two"
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