John,
Take the same operation that goes on in a successful M/2 operation in
a DX contest, including two rigs at each station, skimmer, etc. Turn
off the amplifiers and you are ready to go.
Stan, K5GO
Sent from Stan's IPhone
On Nov 29, 2012, at 9:07 AM, John Unger <w4au@verizon.net> wrote:
I am thinking of try M/2 in the NAQP in January. I've read over the
rules, which seem pretty straightforward and understandable, but
what I don't know is the best general strategy to follow.
The trivial approach seems to be to have each transmitter on it own
band at any one time and then just operate like a SO for at least 10
minutes on that band; maybe passing mults to the other band if
needed. But how do the "real" M/2 stations operate in NAQP? You
don't have to give away an real secrets, of course, but just some
general ideas and strategy would help. I can imagine having other
ops just listening on "off" bands and putting mults on a bandmap and
then one of the transmitting stations going to that band (for at
least 10 minutes, of course) to work those new band/mults.
tnx es 73 - John, W4AU
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