WOW-not cool Bryan (whatever your callsign is) Bryan@bryanfields.net
<mailto:Bryan%40bryanfields.net>
I'd like to think that Ham Radio has enough avenues to keep most everyone
happy. I've tried a good portion of them myself.
Although I will not go around pretending to understand how some folks find
certain aspects of the hobby interesting or satisfying, I certainly don't
think they are worthless. Certainly they are worthy TO THEM.
(and good on them for it, actually)
GEEZ !
Mike VE9AA ..contester, dxer, HF mobiler, Towertalk reflector learner ,CWer,
VHFer, antenna builder ,QRPer, etc..
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I simply can't think of a more worthless pursuit in ham radio than
contesting.
Even showed up to field day to get a 5.9 GHz radio link going, and found out
they can't count it as a "contact" for points. But hey, we got ARRL
"radiograms", half the length of a tweet and twice as pointless!
I've been involved in a few towers going up one even for ham radio, and I
think the lowest we ever made it was a 52 MHz remote receiver for an
repeater
input. I'd love to ask that; "I have a question about my contesting
propagation beacon that has a repeat function too", lolz.
73's
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Bryan Fields
727-409-1194 - Voice
http://bryanfields.net
Mike, Coreen & Corey
Keswick Ridge, NB
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