In the spirit of “Olympics” I would like the rules to prescribe that each
geographic team must consist only of individuals from the designated
geographic region.
73, de Hans, K0HB
“Just a Boy and his Radio”™
On Thu, Jul 5, 2018 at 09:25 Kari Gustafsson <kari@sm0hrp.se> wrote:
> Hi contesters!
>
> It may be a little bit early to ask about WRTC 2022 when 2018 has not yet
> been concluded.
>
> I am relatively new to contesting but I have been attracted by it. With
> remote contesting as a new reality it opens up a new "world". A new
> challenging path after doing some 20 years if DX-ing. And building a
> competitive remote contest station adds some new thrills into the hobby.
>
> But as a newbie to WRTC who (if possible to say anything) with the
> knowledge
> in WRTC could say some words of what the criterias for WRTC 2022 might be?
> Or are the similar from WRTC to WRTC over the years? Are there any
> foreseen
> changes being discussed due to a more elderly ham population out there? For
> instance fewer contests and more 24 hour contests.
>
> I have had the opportunity to talk to Ingo SM5AJV, who has qualified for
> this WRTC, about what he had to put into it in efforts. And I was chocked
> over the amount of time and the number of contests. To be able to
> accomplish
> this I need to change jobs and move my bed from the bedroom (where my wife
> sleeps) into the ham shack :) Hmmm seems like a large sacrifice..
>
> Best 73s Kari SM0HRP
>
>
>
> http://remotedxandcontestblog.sm0hrp.se/
>
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