[CQ-Contest] What's BUSTED ?

[Bob Naumann - N5NJ]

I agree with Mike that this is a great convention that should be
adopted by all in the contest.  Seeing AP9Z followed by AP9Z/Busted
was not only informative, but amusing too.

In this case, it was 8P9Z that was the actual DX station.

We were hooked up to a EU cluster via Internet most of the day
Saturday due to our local packet cluster being down due to a power
outage.  It's very interesting to see things from the other side for a
change.  There's also a ton of VHF/UHF/SHF activity over there.

Robert E. Naumann
N5NJ / V26O
N5NJ at arrl.net
www.qsl.net/n5nj
Plano, TX  USA
ex KR2J, V26RN, W6V, WA2OVE
----- Original Message -----
From: Gilmer, Mike <mgilmer at gnlp.com>
To: 'CQ-Contest' <cq-contest at contesting.com>
Sent: Monday, March 06, 2000 15:28
Subject: RE: [CQ-Contest] [dx-list] What's BUSTED ?


>
> > I think somebody asked on the list over the weekend what
> > 'BUSTED' means on cluster spots. Saw a few people asking
> > on the cluster too. So here's the secret to BUSTED.....
> >
>
> <big snip>
>
> >
> > 73, Jim KH2D
>
>
> All this "nefarious" stuff aside, I found the fact that a
"G3XYZBUSTED"
> appeared on the BandMap to be a great eye-opener. Typing BUSTED only
into
> the comments area is much less useful as it scrolls off the (usually
hidden
> or non-existent) packet window WAY too fast to notice.
>
> Mike
> N2MG
>
>
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