VHSC members in CQWW CQ?

[CP2235 at aol.com]

Hello,

any VHSC members on this reflector who plan to take part in CQWW CW?
Lets build a VHSC team to participate in the TEAM COMPETITION.
Just for the fun of it. I think this category might become interesting in the
future, but only if more people start to take part in it. You'll find the
rules in CQ 9/96.
C'mon VHSC SINGLE OPs, lets join for VHSC team #1 (maybe even  #2?)

73, Con DF4SA    VHSC #254




Cornelius Paul                           DF4SA
                           CP2235 at aol.com

>From ng0x at ricochet.net (Dave Curtis)  Sat Nov  9 21:15:55 1996
From: ng0x at ricochet.net (Dave Curtis) (Dave Curtis)
Date: Sat, 09 Nov 1996 13:15:55 -0800
Subject: Short Calls
References: <1.5.4.16.19961109182144.25674462 at ms.colloquium.co.uk>
Message-ID: <3284F48B.224 at ricochet.net>

Tom Wylie wrote:
> 
> At the risk of being flamed I cannot see the sense of someone giving up a 2
> x 1 call for another 2 x 1 or a 1 x 2. 

My reasoning:
1) I don't live in Zero-land any more
2) I'm no longer going to be:
  november something x-ray?
  november six zulu x-ray?
  november six zero ... nah, that ain't right, give it to me again?
  november six oscar x-ray!

73, Dave N6NZ (far from my first choice) formerly NG0X/6

>From ng0x at ricochet.net (Dave Curtis)  Sat Nov  9 21:24:06 1996
From: ng0x at ricochet.net (Dave Curtis) (Dave Curtis)
Date: Sat, 09 Nov 1996 13:24:06 -0800
Subject: CW Speed control - a revolution?
References: <199611082132.NAA17011 at lady.axian.com>
Message-ID: <3284F676.7126 at ricochet.net>

Larry Tyree wrote:
<snip>
> The idea is simple -
> sending exchanges to people in the contest at a code speed
> appropriate for them AUTOMATICALLY.<snip>
> Comments?
> Tree N6TR
> tree at contesting.com

Yes... I love the idea... but one question:
How do I get your computer to send 30 WPM if I'm fresh and
22 WPM if I'm tired and punch-drunk?
And how does the computer *know*?? :-) 
73, Dave N6NZ (F.K.A. NG0X)

>From thompson at mindspring.com (David L. Thompson)  Sat Nov  9 22:15:17 1996
From: thompson at mindspring.com (David L. Thompson) (David L. Thompson)
Date: Sat, 09 Nov 1996 17:15:17 -0500
Subject: OO reports
Message-ID: <199611092212.RAA01611 at answerman.mindspring.com>

In the ARRL events an FCC pink slip or two OO reports toss you out.  Be
competitive, but be safe!

I do agree that a station operating on LSB within 3Khz of the band edge is
at risk.  

Dave K4JRB