[CQ-Contest] Remote contest operation

Richard Thorne rthorne at rthorne.net
Mon Apr 15 12:51:48 EDT 2013


I don't think its wrong at all and don't share your or Paul's 'opinion'.

I do enjoy the rantings of Paul as he does this every chance he gets.

If I remember correctly, W2UP, was asking a technical question regarding 
remote operating.  Paul, as usual, quickly posted his objection which 
was never a question in the original post.

But I'll sit back as Paul dissects my response.  I wonder if he can 
inject a sail boat analogy in here some where.......

RIch - N5ZC





On 4/15/2013 7:54 AM, Peter Voelpel wrote:
> No matter how often you repeat it, it is wrong.
> If you operate your rig in the shack remote controlled via local lan from
> the living room in a contest the qsos are still via RF.
> Making use of a wireless headphone and mikrofone is the same as using flying
> leads from one room to the other either.
> No need to sit in front of your rig nowadays and it does not matter how far
> the distance is between yourself and the transceiver.
>    
> 73
> Peter
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: CQ-Contest [mailto:cq-contest-bounces at contesting.com] On Behalf Of
> Paul O'Kane
>
> W5OV has misquoted me.  Here is what I actually said.
>
>     "Whatever relevance the internet has to contesting
>     in general, in remote contest operation it serves
>     only to replace or displace amateur-band RF
>     between contesters."
>
> I choose my words carefully when posting to this mailing list. No further
> explanation is necessary.
>
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