[CQ-Contest] CX2DK DQ

[Ria Jairam]

That would imply that NAQP entrants have exclusive use of the bands during
NAQP which is not the case.

I am not competing for anything in NAQP, stew or any other contest if I
work a few contacts and don't submit a log. (I do submit a checklog out of
courtesy sometimes) It is very much unreasonable to ask non participants to
abide by the rules, plain and simple.

Ria
N2RJ

On Wed, Mar 8, 2017 at 12:50 PM Jim Brown <k9yc at audiosystemsgroup.com>
wrote:

> On Tue,3/7/2017 8:47 PM, Kelly Taylor wrote:
> > 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.
>
> When you participate in a contest by working other contesters, you have
> entered the contest. You are competing for contacts, and use of spots
> and high power give you an advantage over other callers. When you win
> the QSO after a call, you have disadvantaged another operator. Likewise,
> when you splatter or have a wide CW signal, you disadvantage other
> operators. One of the pleasures of NAQP is that it is a 100W contest
> with no spotting for single ops. Another pleasure is that it's a team
> competition for single ops.
>
> > 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.
>
> Yes, but when signals are from the same general area and one is a lot
> louder, you know. :)
>
> 73, Jim K9YC
> >
> > 73, kelly, ve4xt,
> >
> >>
> >> 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.
> >>
> >> 73, Jim K9YC
> >>
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