[UK-CONTEST] How did you sound in Moscow?

[Roger G3SXW]

At WRTC two stations were making QSOs at the same time. They were 
inter-locked so that only one could TX at any one moment. A good example of 
inter-leaving QSOs by the two stations at R34P can be heard if you search on 
this web-site for G3TXF on 20 mtrs CW. The same tribander + coax was used to 
TX on one band and RX on another band at the same time, with the help of a 
diplexer/BPFs. The same audio-recording and search facility is available on 
Win-Test.
73 de Roger/G3SXW.


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Randy Thompson K5ZD" <k5zd at charter.net>
To: <cq-contest at contesting.com>
Cc: <yccc at yccc.org>; <wrtc2010 at wrtc2010.ru>
Sent: Saturday, July 31, 2010 7:32 AM
Subject: [wrtc2010] How did you sound in Moscow?


>
> Want to know how your signal sounded in Moscow during WRTC?  At least 
> during
> the time you worked R34P?
>
> 1. Go to http://www.k5zd.com/live/wrtc/index.php
> 2. Enter any call to get a list of QSOs.  (The call must exactly match 
> what
> we have in our log.)
> 3. Click on the download link to save or play the 1 minute audio snippet 
> of
> the QSO.
>
> WRTC allowed two operators, but only one transmitted signal at a time. 
> The
> audio recordings are in stereo and have one radio in each channel
> (left/right).  You may want to listen with headphones to get the full 
> effect
> or use your mixer balance control to only play one channel at a time. 
> K5ZD
> is always the operator on the left channel.  W2SC is always the operator 
> on
> the right.
>
> If you want to hear longer segments of audio, visit
> http://www.k5zd.com/live/wrtc2010/index.html  There you can find 1 hour 
> mp3
> files of the entire contest and a complete log.
>
> I have to thank Wayne, W5XD, the creator of WriteLog software, for
> developing the log search and audio player. It is always fun to hear how
> your signal sounds at the other end and this new capability makes it even
> easier.
>
> 73,
>
> Randy, K5ZD
>