[UK-CONTEST] Where are the G0s ?
David G3YYD
g3yyd at btinternet.com
Mon Nov 22 09:58:20 PST 2010
Could it be that many UK stations join in the fun by working
countries/states/zones that they would not normally be able to work
outside a contest? If that is the case they are not interested in
entering the contest only taking advantage of the contest to work some
DX. See no wrong in that as it increases contest activity. I
I encourage members of the local club to do just that especially on the
2nd day of a big 48hour contest when the big guns are looking for the
QRP and/or poor antenna stations. It gives them training that may turn
them into full blown contesters later in life.
I remember when I started that all the big contesters were 2 letter
calls or G2+three letters with a few of the early G3+3letters. Now it is
more late G3+3 letters and into the G4s. (no wonder I have got grey hair!)
David G3YYD
On 21/11/2010 20:43, Dave Lawley wrote:
>> Overall, UK entries might be up on previous years (I have not checked) with
>> quite a few of the new individual SCCs being activated. The UK turnout is
>> poor however, when compared with e.g. DL.
>>
> Yes that's true, but interestingly if you look at the country breakdown
> in K3LR's 3830 score report, they worked almost as many UK stations as
> DL, and our totals are above all other EU countries.
>
> So, if you're a UK contester and you made some QSOs in CQWW, no matter
> if it was only a handful, send in your log! It's easy these days with
> computer logging and email submission.
>
> Dave G4BUO
>
>
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