What if I combine my skills of combing the bands in addition to using
the new technology? You mean to tell me that being licensed since 1994
was just a total waste of time, I am considered a "lesser" operator?
Come on.
In my industry, if you don't embrace technology, it's usually the other
way around and eventually you are shown the door.
I guess in order to get my "better" operator status back, I need to
bring back the old hammarlund rx and the heathkit radio from 1995 and
try to compete in a contest with a paper and pen?
wt2p
On 4/18/2010 9:57 AM, Peter Sundberg wrote:
> At 19:12 2010-04-17 , Mike N0HI wrote:
>> It's the advancement of technology. Use it or
>> don't -- but don't say I'm any less of an operator because I do.
>>
>> --
>> Mike DeChristopher, N0HI
>
>
> Well... roaming the bands "manually" to look for stations/multipliers sure
> makes you a better operator than when you just click the mouse on spots
> that computers have found and presented to you..
>
> In my eyes, yes you are less of an operator when using the RBN/cluster
> technology.
>
>
> Peter, SM2CEW
> www.sm2cew.com
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