[CQ-Contest] Contest-free 10M ARRL

[Bob]

>I guess there needs to be a freq on 10 meters
>where the lids can continue to be lids and
>learn nothing from listening to experienced
>contesters.   Sad set of affairs to say the
>least... Gotta keep the freq open for the
>Colorado Big Horn 10-10 Chapter...
>Art - W6KY  (CU on 28.325)



Art, it's this kind of mentality that keeps non-contesters
PO'ed at us contesters. I have found that the 10-10 group
is very courteous for the most part, and they are ALWAYS
on 10 meters keeping the band occupied, and they help run 
off pirate stations, which seem to be showing up more 
frequently . I have also heard some good CW ops exchanging 
10x numbers......

Bob - KF9YH

PS: I'll give you my 10-10 number next time I hear ya on, Art :)


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>From Igor Sokolov" <ua9cdc at dialup.mplik.ru  Mon Dec 21 17:39:43 1998
From: Igor Sokolov" <ua9cdc at dialup.mplik.ru (Igor Sokolov)
Date: Mon, 21 Dec 1998 22:39:43 +0500
Subject: [CQ-Contest] CQ?
Message-ID: <000201be2d2e$6af773a0$2293e2c2 at pp2555>


Does anybody know where CQ comes from. Is it abbreviation of something like
See Queue (Que - American version)?
Just curious...

Igor, UA9CDC



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