Hey, if you got people to work, go for it! Mode is not important. QSO's
are.
73, Zack W9SZ
On Tue, 16 Aug 2005, Buck Calabro wrote:
> > ...operate on frequencies (such as 908 MHz) that
> > nobody else uses, which further impedes their
> > capability to make QSOs with other stations.
>
> This is a very interesting point because it directly bears on my
> situation. I am using 10GHz Gunn (wide band) gear loaned to me. As I
> understand it, the choice of IF is crucial to making contacts with
> other wide band gear.
>
> Should I not take out the wide band stuff and not make those contacts
> even though there are a very few people I can talk to? Sure I could
> buy narrow band gear off the shelf right now, but She Who Must Be
> Obeyed has a little something to say about that. Especially since I
> have a pile of unfinished radio work still to do...
>
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