[CQ-Contest] SO2R

[James Jordan]

You'll also find all levels of SO2R'edness from making the occasional extra QSO with the second radio to the full multitasking of the top guys who can maintain a high rate with both radios. A good place to start is QRP where rates are slow, no filters are needed and you can use SO2R to tee up S&P QSO's when it's hard to beat the pack. Lots of fun. 
73,
Jim K4QPL


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On Nov 28, 2012, at 11:38 AM, Joe <nss at mwt.net> wrote:

> I've been contesting since 1975.
> 
> With various levels of activity as well as competitiveness too. Gone from just getting on to give out points during the last few hours of the test. to going all balls to the wall trying to win this thing levels even.  And anywhere in-between.
> 
> Now after a long lull in level I'm getting back into it again. And am having a blast. (except for the cut numbers he he he)
> 
> But something interests me, that i never tried before, or for that matter a decade ago never even heard of.
> 
> SO2R
> 
> Is there any good videos, or webinars, that show this, and how it is supposed to actually work?
> 
> Joe  WB9SBD
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