Bill Turner wrote:
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> On Wed, 11 Apr 2007 18:07:27 +0000, Ed <k4sb@comcast.net> wrote:
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>> But off the top of my head, I can think of at least 100 USA RTTY
>> ops who could substain greater than 100 per hour without even working
>> up a sweat.
>>
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> They do have N6TQS, who would certainly be in that category.
>
> I did a search through my log (55,444 QSOs) to see if I had worked any
> of the other ops on RTTY and found only one: RA3AUU, and only one QSO
> with him back in 1995.
>
> I don't know what this proves, other than I have too much time on my
> hands. Time to go rotate the air in my tires. :-)
>
> Bill W6WRT
> Up to 14 band-mode N8S QSOs now, which also proves it.
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A lot of the YUs (and Russians) operate/contest from club stations, so
you really can't tell anything from a log search of individual callsigns.
I can tell you I met a few of the guys operating when I was in Macedonia
2 years ago for the IARU High Speed Telegraphy competition. One in
particular, YU7NU, tops my list of absolutely amazing CW ops - not only
speed, but pileup copying, too.
73,
Barry, W2UP
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