[CQ-Contest] CX2DK DQ

[Kelly Taylor]

Those rules, and any rules, only apply to people actually entering the contest. Those who merely play radio during a contest with no intention of filing a contest entry may use whatever technology is permitted by their licence classes.

What signals ‘sound like’ can certainly be deceiving. Many times I have been running compromise antennas at less than 100w and been told I’m the loudest guy on the band, but that’s simply the perfect alignment of skip zones and takeoff angles. I often had trouble being heard by other operators in the same general area.

73, kelly, ve4xt,

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> I'm regularly disappointed that a significant number of NAQP participants don't obey the rules that require that a single-op be non-assisted and no more than 100W, as indicated by obvious cluster-inspired peaks of activity, and signals that sure don't sound like 100W.
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> 73, Jim K9YC
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