how about restricting non-contesters into a sub-band
being that there would be fewer of them and more contesters.
It has always been a free for all every contest weekend for the
37 years that I have been a ham.
At 12:02 PM 1/9/2007, you wrote:
Seems to me the obvious solution is to put
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From: John Becker [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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how about restricting non-contesters into a sub-band
being that there would be fewer
Bill McLaughlin wrote:
This happens during most every contestI used to work contests
alot when I was younger and had more staminaunderstand the
frustrations of many as some contest ops seem to not care about
anything other than points. Gentleman's agreements seem to be
predicated
I agree Andy. Today , while 20M was hot with the RTTY contest, many
non-contesters moved down to 40M for digital QSOs. There are also the WARC
bands when the digital contests use 80,40,20,15, and 10M.
Andy K3UK
On 1/7/07, Andrew [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I worked the contest from Europe
Hello Andrew,
This happens during most every contestI used to work contests
alot when I was younger and had more staminaunderstand the
frustrations of many as some contest ops seem to not care about
anything other than points. Gentleman's agreements seem to be
predicated on people
Hi Roger,
That coincides with what I saw. Was able to work digital modes on 40
meters during the day but suspect that was only possible as all the
juicy points-producing propagation was on 20 and 15 meters during
that time-frame.
73
Bill N9DSJ
--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, Roger
condx were OK.
de Roger W6VZV
Like I said, for every QSO that gets stepped on the contest committee
gets notified.
If they start hammering a few maybe they will get it. I dont go into
the RTTY bands during our contests calling CQ ... they should do the same
Scotty W7PSK.
