[CQ-Contest] Contest-free 10M ARRL

Dallas Carter ludal at dmv.com
Sun Dec 13 22:35:07 EST 1998


Bah, humbug!  Trey is right, and there should be no contest free zone on 10m.
73  W3PP

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From: 	z.pitman at libertel.nl[SMTP:z.pitman at libertel.nl]
Sent: 	Monday, December 14, 1998 5:15 AM
To: 	cq-contest at contesting.com; trey at kkn.net
Subject: 	Re: [CQ-Contest] Contest-free 10M ARRL



> 
> > In listening there, it seems a LOT of people are gonna get
> > disqualified. There are sure a lot operating in that area.
> 
> The contest-free zone idea was ill-conceived from the outset.
> Here is one example of how it is broken:
> 
> The "contest-free zone" is 28300-28350.  The novice band in Argentina
> is 28300-28350.  So what about LU novices that want to operate the
> contest?  Are they going to be disqualified for operating at
> 28300-28350?  How about W stations who answer "CQ contest" calls made
> by LU novices between 28300 and 28350?  This is broken.
> 
> --Trey, N5KO

Easy... The LU novices should use split like we in EU do it on 80m phone. 

73s

Zoli HA1AG

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