[CQ-Contest] Operating Methods or Equipment?
Eric Hilding
dx35 at hilding.com
Sun Jul 17 00:04:02 EDT 2005
Buck, N4PGW wrote:
> I have often thought of a good contest being the "Dipole Derby", a contest I
> conceived where all operators are separated into Cliff-dwellers, dipoles and
> similar antennas, QRP, <50 watts and up to 150 watts categories.
"Dipole Derby" ... cool idea, except the "Cliff-dweller" up 7,000 on the
side of a mountain with equal skills most likely do a LOT better (some
directions) than the guy down in the flatlands (or in a hole). Still, it
might be hoot...irrespective of locations...to have a mini contest once in
a while were ALL participants (even the Big Guns) had to use a dipole not
to exceed 25 feet off the ground. Well, maybe wait until the next Sunspot
Cycle Peak for this one :-)
Mike, W7DRA wrote:
> No fair to use any of that sissy computer stuff.
HUH? Them's fightin' words, pardner! Try doing QRQ SO2R in a major
contest without a "sissy computer" ;-(
You certainly must have been joking, right?
73...
Rick, K6VVA
More information about the CQ-Contest
mailing list