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Subject: [SECC] Fwd: SSB Sprint This Weekend
From: k4bai at att.net (John T. Laney III)
Date: Tue, 07 Feb 2012 18:40:34 -0500
Ssee message below from W9RE about team for this Saturday night's NA 
Sprint Contest. I have K4BAI and N4PN on our SECC team. Need as many 
more as possible. Please e-mail me ASAP and let me know if you will be 
full or part time and at what power level. 73, John, K4BAI.

-------- Original Message --------
Subject:        SSB Sprint This Weekend
Date:   Tue, 7 Feb 2012 16:44:16 -0500
From:   Mike Wetzel <mjwetzel at comcast.net>
Reply-To:       <mjwetzel at comcast.net>
Organization:   Wetzel Electrical Engineering
To:     'Mike Wetzel' <mjwetzel at comcast.net>



To: Club Coordinators please send a note out or forward the bottom part 
of this email to your club reflectors. All coordinators please form 
teams for this weekend to encourage activity. Encourage contesters to 
join teams and get on the air. We all know it is SSB but it is still a 
contest and it can be fun with enough activity.

The SSB Sprint is this Saturday night. Activity in the last SSB Sprint 
was up with logs received up over 100%! I want to thank all stations 
that got on-- it was fun! Let?s do it again this weekend and make it 
even better this time. More activity in the SSB Sprint will make it more 
fun and enticing for everyone.

Suggested frequencies:

14150 to 14300

7128 to 7200

3750 to 3820 excluding 3790 to 3800 (DX Window)

When first calling a CQ please check the frequency and avoid other QSOs.

Here are some advantages of a sprint contest.

Simple exchange:

CONTACT NUMBER, starting w/ ONE, and your NAME AND STATE. (Contact 
number only obstacle from normal QSO).

Great way to try and work AS MANY STATES AS POSSIBLE in only 4 hours long.

The sprint is a different kind of contest.

Fast moving but plenty of room for everyone.

Family oriented a full commitment takes only 4 hours on a Saturday night.

Learn the names of the contesters you work.

Enter for as long as you like. The more the merrier.

Plenty of ways to compete - High Power, Low Power, QRP.

160 Meter Antenna not required. (Only 3 bands-20, 40 and 80)

Form a team and have even more fun.

Rewards good S&P skills.

Set a new record for your state.


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