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>On Tue, 29 Oct 1996, Bob Furzer wrote:
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>> Y'all wrote blah, blah ...
>>
>> Here we have a different interpretation of 20M split during the contests -
>> We split the power between the two 20M aerial systems. The Stack continues
>> to point toward the DX location we're interested in, and the low (preferably
>> 35 ft) tri-bander is pointed toward the source of the domestic QRM.
>>
>> This year we successfully improved the well tried (as described above) 20M
>> split. Rather than dividing the power equally between the aerial systems,
>> we used separate transceivers (kind of like a variation of the Multi single
>> category - see note below) and amplifiers to each of the aerial systems.
>> Experimentation showed that setting the two transmitters somewhere between
> ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
>Oh, nice to see that you are admitting to breaking the contest rules by
>using two transmitters simultaneously on the same band. I hope that the
>CQ log checkers DQ your entry right away.
>
>Besides the above admission, what you are flapping your lips about in your
>post boils down to unsportsmanlike conduct and causing intentional
>interference. Additionally, I would bet that your signal sounded like
>crap. This is ***JUST*** the kind of ammunition that the anti-contesting
>crowd needs.
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>
>73,
>Gary K9GS
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You have to get to know Bob's sense of humor. That posting was so
obviously tongue-in-cheek that I didn't think it needed any explanation.
I don't think Bob would really do that in a CONTEST ... or otherwise!
73, Zack W9SZ
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