Jim,
It doesn't make sense for someone in the northeast to listen for the
west coast until Europe is gone. Why would you give up 5 point QSO's and
a chance to work a bunch of multipliers to focus on listening out west?
I guess I could be considered being on the east coast here is GA but our
propagation is nothing like it is from New England to Europe. (Unless
you make your own like W8JI :) ) I even get beat out by EU stations
calling stations in New England all the time.
Everyone has their advantages/disadvantages in every contest. For the
ARRL 160 Contest the northeastern USA has the advantage. If propagation
was good next weekend in the ARRL 10 meter contest you would have an
advantage out west. The way I approach it is I get on and run some rate,
maybe work a few DX stations and when it gets boring I quit.
Happy Holidays, Jeff
On 12/2/2018 08:53 PM, Art Boyars wrote:
" It's a big part of why I consider ARRL 160 and CW 160 a bad joke from
W6. "
So work SS instead.
Or PAcific/Asian contests.
Or move.
73, Art K3KU
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