>
>
> ...
> I can't address the effectiveness of Skimmer filtering. I do recall that
> when I was at a big M-M for DX 'Tests the spots included tons of stuff we
> couldn't hear. Filtering may have been more primitive back then.
>
> HOWEVER, it is CW Skimmer that makes the pile up get thick on any "new" one
> I find by tuning the big knob. In SS, I have about two shots before the
> pileup overwhelms my little signal. In a DX 'Test, it would be, maybe,
> three.
>
> 73, Art K3KU
>
Hear hear !
This is the first email on the reflector giving a great food for thought in
building a landscape for thoughts, it takes a lot of skill, planning,
figuring out, exploring and execution to max out the assisted, computer and
networked short wave contest station..
To win in the new explorer category, or different assisted categories, the
station owners have to explore, then invent new, before they can build up
the station performance.
Some of the new stations have something old, something new and something
copied from others.
Keep on doing !
Explore !
Invent !
Radio contesting is about development.
73,
Jukka OH6LI
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