Hi Tor:
I, for one, don't agree - I see little difference between "local"
skimmers and the worldwide network. To the operator, they look the same
during a contest.
73,
Mark, KD4D
On 11/29/2011 5:57 PM, RT Clay wrote:
> It is also worth pointing out (again) that there is a BIG difference between
> allowing only "local" skimmers at one's own station, and allowing connection
> to a worldwide network of other people's skimmers. Some people only think of
> "skimmer" as the worldwide network- but so far no contest makes a distinction
> between the two cases.
>
> In the case of only a local skimmer there are still situations where a human
> op is better- for example skimmer is not very good at copying weak signals on
> the low bands.
>
> Tor
> N4OGW
>
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