[UK-CONTEST] RSGB 21/28MHz contest

[Stewart Rolfe]

All,

Thinking about it a bit more I'm inclined to think that single band options could have advantages:-

1/ It would help with the 'caring image' for the less experienced and/or antenna challenged, enabling them to focus on optimising antenna(s) for just one band. 

2/ Those needing their 'beauty sleep' could choose one of the higher bands and make it a competitive daylight only effort.

I suspect you need a critical mass of activity to make this feasible though.

Oh, and get rid of the signal 'report' requirement!

73,

Stewart, GW0ETF

--- On Tue, 2/10/12, Chris Tran GM3WOJ <gm3woj at christran.net> wrote:

> From: Chris Tran GM3WOJ <gm3woj at christran.net>
> Subject: [UK-CONTEST] RSGB 21/28MHz contest
> To: uk-contest at contesting.com
> Date: Tuesday, 2 October, 2012, 8:44
> Tuesday 2nd October 2012
> 
> Hello UK-contesters
> 
> Clive GM3POI and I have drawn up a proposal for a new HF
> contest, to replace the existing 21/28MHz contest, starting
> in October 2013.
> 
> This year's 21/28MHz event is this coming weekend 6/7th
> October.
> 
> Please visit :
> 
> www.qsl.net/gm3woj/rsgbdxcontest.htm
> 
> You can respond on this reflector or off-reflector to 
> gm3woj ..at...talk21.com
> 
> Thanks -73
> 
> Chris
> GM3WOJ 
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