Sorry, my misunderstanding. A link to what is currently being done with CW
would have helped. I missed the reference to a convention. And I focused on
how to work a pileup as instruction, not as a test of skill.
To me, when running with a pileup, a callsign is a callsign is a callsign.
To maintain my rate, I am copying a bunch of letters. Sometimes I recognize
one I know, but in general, the letters can be anything. You could use your
CW list for the SSB. I copy many of the same ops in multiple modes
(including FT8/FT4).
But anyone here could provide a list of callsigns worked on SSB from their
logs. The same is true, to a lesser extent, for the digital.
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Stan, K4SBZ
On Thu, Aug 21, 2025 at 11:09 AM Mike Smith VE9AA <ve9aa@nbnet.nb.ca> wrote:
> I think the OP Alan, K0AV could've done a tiny better explaining what he
> wanted as the majority of the responses do not address what I *BELIEVE*
> he's
> asking.
>
> Think: https://kcdxclub.org/annual-cw-pileup-competition
>
> but in SSB
>
> He's free to correct me if I too, am also off the mark. (I think he
> should've used the word "competition" not "contest" if I am reading
> correctly between the lines.
>
> Alan?
>
> Mike VE9AA
>
> Mike - Keswick Ridge, NB, Canada
>
>
>
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