[UK-CONTEST] CQWW SSB 2010.Results.

[Dave Sergeant]

As you know, I don't do SSB myself. But I think there is a very strong 
reason why us QRP operators don't enter the assisted categories. When 
QRP we tend to mainly search and pounce. Things spotted on the cluster 
tend to generate pileups so it is questionable whether we want to waste 
time joining those pileups which I at least often find hard to crack. 
OK, we may miss a few useful mults, but I don't think it makes much 
difference. If I were in assisted then I WOULD need to work them to 
compete with the other assisted's.

It is pretty easy to get certificates for leading G in the CW QRP 
sections, I have quite a pile of those (but probably not for last 
weekend's IOTA which I found pretty dull and lost interest)...

73 Dave G3YMC

On 4 Aug 2011 at 12:46, Roger Western wrote:

> CQ Magazine, August 2011, lists 25 stations in the 'QRP Assisted'
> category, of which seven were all-band, but none were from UK. But
> you're right, there are far, far more QRP entries in the non-assisted
> category, but only eight from UK. MI0RZA won a certificate for top N.
> Ireland all-band with just two QSOs; 2E0VCC won his certificate for top
> England 7MHz with just five QSOs! 73 de Roger/G3SXW.
> 


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