[VHFcontesting] Sept contest results

[Dave Wendling]

If you mean this years logs I was just wondering how you were able to do 
that? I couldn't find anything for this 2004 september contest?  There is a 
list of submitted logs but I could find no way to look through them. Don't 
take my post wrong, I'm not defending those idiots in West Texas, I'm just 
looking for info......

KB1EAA


----- Original Message ----- 
From: <K3uhf at aol.com>
To: <vhfcontesting at contesting.com>
Sent: Sunday, October 24, 2004 12:33 AM
Subject: [VHFcontesting] Sept contest results


>I was looking through the submitted logs on the Sept vhf contest see some
> guys from California grid circled in west Texas which seems like a long 
> drive to
> drive in circles. AND who wants to drive in circles in west Texas? The 
> sooner
> I'm out of there the better!  I digress.
>
> So being curious I figure these guys must be pretty active hams so I look 
> up
> their calls on qrz. Com.  The biggest rover seems pretty active but the 
> guy I
> presume went with him has only 8 look ups on qrz. Not too active of a ham
> unless he's in West Texas.
>
> As an avocat of activating rare parts of the country I commend their 
> efforts
> to activate West Texas as the other rover there only scored 1/500th of 
> either
> of their scores.  Also the only other West Texas Club only scored 1/50th 
> of
> either of their scores.
>
> Yes, these guys sure put West Texas on the map with giant scores, its too 
> bad
> nobody's score who lives in West Texas reflects it by working them.
>
> Yes, they went through there like a Texas Tornado, It reminds me of and 
> old
> country music song.  Ghost Riders in the wind....
>
> k3uhf
>
> Yes, if a tree falls in the Forrest it does make a sound if no one hears 
> it.
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