Zone Map

[JPontek at aol.com]

Boy, some people can't read a map, or have a good logging program. AL, OH,
IN, MI, KY, WY are in "CQ's Zone 4" !   GA, FL are Zone 5, CQ's zone 5, that
is. UT is Zone 3!

73, K8Joe"Palooka"
jpontek at aol.com

>From va3wto at pathcom.com (rui wittwer)  Fri Oct 27 04:55:32 1995
From: va3wto at pathcom.com (rui wittwer) (rui wittwer)
Date: Thu, 26 Oct 1995 23:55:32 -0400
Subject: CQWW SSB GIVE US A CALL(KEEP US BUSY)
Message-ID: <9510270355.AA14681 at pathcom.com>

Hello dear friend`s.!
VA3SK it will be the call for a MS from North Bay Ontario,if you hear us
please give us a call it only takes 5 seconds hi hi,we will try to have
setup a beam for 80 meter`s and for the rest,just let us ask San Peter for
good propagation
hi hi.
The op`s will be the following VA3SK,VA3MW,VE3ZRB,VE3SMP,VA3PC AND VA3WTO.
We will be using mobander`s from 40 up to 20 and also tribander`s,160 it
will be a loaded tower and on 80 some dipoles including a 3 elem wire
pointed a europe,radios it will be kenwood`s including the new 870,amps
maybe it is to secret hi hi.
TO ALL OF YOU GOOD LUCK AND PLEASE KEEP US BUSY SEE YOU ON THE WEEKEND.
73 DE VA3SK ZONE 4 CONTEST`S TEAM.


CQ  VA3SK CONTEST.


           VA3SK VA3SK VA3SK VA3SK VA3SK.

DE RUI WITTWER
VA3WTO.


>From Richard Wilder - K3DI <wilder at clark.net>  Thu Oct 26 20:06:49 1995
From: Richard Wilder - K3DI <wilder at clark.net> (Richard Wilder - K3DI)
Date: Thu, 26 Oct 1995 15:06:49 -0400 (EDT)
Subject: 10 Minute Rule
Message-ID: <Pine.SOL.3.91.951026145420.2016A-100000 at clark.net>



On Thu, 26 Oct 1995, Ed Gilbert wrote:

> Hi Gerry,
> 
> > The questions is, does the 10 minute rule apply equally to both the run
> > and multiplier station?
> 
> I'll answer your question with another one.  Why are you planning on
> using two stations in the "Multi-Operator, Single Transmitter" class?
> 
> The rules are very clear about this.  You may use another BAND, but
> not another TRANSMITTER during a 10 minute period.  Here's the exact
> paragraph from the rules:
> 
Yep, but like many rules there are exceptions.  You may have as many
transmitters as you want but only one running station.  All additional
trasmitters are multiplier stations.  Ten minute rule applies to each.

I messaged Gerry with direct quotes from K3EST book. Will try to send
copy of that message to Ed.

73, Dick Wilder, K3DI    On NE cluster > W3LPL