[VHFcontesting] VHFcontesting Digest, Vol 75, Issue 24

[David Olean]

I think that, besides what you have described, the big problem with 
repeaters is that they utilize another transmitter that is not at YOUR 
contest location, and is not in any way connected to your operation. Having 
"satellite" re-transmitters goes against the maximum radius clause among 
other things.

Dave K1WHS
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Ray J" <Ray at w9ray.org>
To: <VHFcontesting at contesting.com>
Sent: Wednesday, March 18, 2009 10:41 PM
Subject: Re: [VHFcontesting] VHFcontesting Digest, Vol 75, Issue 24




Some repeaters are remotely linked with the phone system.. thus using
non-amateur means of communication..  (i'm diggin deep :-p )


more than likely is is a rule made eons ago, by someone who worked on
the contest rule committee . They lost the contest,  because their
competitor used a repeater to drum up a few more contacts. How very
unfair....


w9Ray

frank bechdoldt wrote:

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> We do have the rules stating we cant arange QSOs via FM repeaters don't 
> we?  How is that much different than 40 meters during the day time ground 
> wave propigation? I used to run a net that coordinated non contest vhf 
> plus qsos on 80 meters.
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