[UK-CONTEST] IOTA

[Dez Watson]

I disagree Gordon.

   1. I think the figures tend to suggests that year-on-year more
      stations are entering IOTA.
   2. The majority of entrants (IOTA & non-IOTA) seem to be within
      Europe; I feel competitive with a 100w to multiband vertical.
   3. There is no 160m in the IOTA contest.

Surely it is far from being a contest for the 'elite', rather a good 
opportunity for little pistols to put in competitive scores with so many
EU multipliers available?

I find in IOTA there is enough activity to keep me occupied for the full 
24 hours - unlike BERU, for example, which has it's own special 
attraction for masochists!

73 Dez
G0DEZ & M6W
 
Gordon Brown wrote:
> It seems that everyone so far has missed one very good reason why more stations 
> do not enter IOTA.  It is a contest only for stations that can put out a decent 
> signal on all bands and not for the likes of me who can be competitive on 160, 
> 80 and 40 meters but have no means of putting up a beam for the higher 
> frequencies.  A contest for the elite.  If there were sections for single band 
> entries I am sure more people would be interested in joining in - me for one.
> 73 Gordon
> G3MZV & G1N




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