[CQ-Contest] Monitor Your Steam Out - save some for the Contest!

[Prasad VU2PTT]

All you lucky guys - in VU2 we just got permission for 400w on all bands -
catch is this is INPUT power to finals :)

73 de Prasad VU2PTT

On Oct 19, 2011 10:41 PM, "Phillip" <zl2tze at yahoo.com.au> wrote:'
>
> Yea and us Kiwis get 500 and the VKs get 400 and both National bodies are
> trying to get it increased ..
>
> Shame  there are no sections for restricted out puts like ZL 500 w / VK
 400
> w in most contests its either
> 100 ( LP )  and the rest is High power up to 1500 watts and any more than
> 100 falls into the high power and I assume that the organisers etc
consider
> HIGH power up to the USA max  of  1500  watts for all when it is not !!
>
> I just wish that those that run High power cleaned out their EARS so that
> they can hear us tiddlers  when they are 5 x 9 + 40 !!!
> There are a few in BV etc etc and other places ..
>
> So its building steam up slowly so here's hoping we get a bigger boiler
and
> we get close to 1.5 Kw but as I understand it we are going for
> 1 Kw and I think the VKs  are similar .
>
> There should be no interpretations of country regulations, these are set
by
> law and any measurements taken to determine
> power output should be per that countries regulations ..
>
> This is where a lot of issues arise its the " interpretations" when you
> should be dealing with the legal requirement and the countries
> Radio Regulations ..
>
> All interpretations end up being interpreted differently by others !!!
when
> the written law is clear unless challenged in a court of law.
>
> 73 Phillip
> ZL2TZE
>
> -------Original Message-------
>
> From: Mats Strandberg
> Date: 20/10/2011 01:44:55
> To: Jukka Klemola
> Cc: cq-contest
> Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] Monitor Your Steam Out - save some for the
> Contest!
>
> Hello Jukka!
>
> Thanks for the clarification. I hope the ongoing discussions will end up
in
> something even better for CQWW 2012. We all live in a world with different
> regulations and different approach how to interpret them, but the
important
> is that we contesters seem to overlook the differences in national
> regulation and focus on how the contest organizer wish to put things. Even
> if the US is allowed to use 1500 Watts and we "Russians" are only allowed
to
>
> use 1000 Watts... this does not in reality make all that much difference.
> The important is that we understand that total 1500 Watts into the antenna
> feeder (at the output of the amplifier) is total power. If we split 1500
> Watts into three antennes for some reason - an average of 500 Watts goes
> into each antenna.
>
> 73 de RA/SM6LRR, Mats
>
>
>
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