It's one thing to say "Hey, if you have any time and want to operate the
contest a little, please do so!" I think that's what the original point is.
It's another thing to say "Hey, you got the license, you are OBLIGATED to
get on the air during the contest!" I think that's what Mal's point was
m
Gary:
By the way, the Ø is available from your keyboard with an (alt 0216, no
numlock). Less bandwidth and confusion.
John Owens - N7SEJ
On Mon, 1 Mar 2004 18:00:56 -0800 (PST) Gary Stone <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Hi,
I worked NMLW/KH on 80 and 30 meters. I see
on the clust
John,
I agree. Only problem is some of our "brethren" get rather greedy when DX
is out there and have unrealistic expectations of operations. To use your
own words we must remember that the goal of the activity is to "provide
relaxation for service men and women far from home." That translates
Mal N7MAL wrote on DX-News:
Yeh Right, it's not like they don't have anything else to do. They are there
on vacation. Let's start thinking of them as soldiers, who are dying
everyday, not your play toys.
I'm baffled Mal. Nobody MADE those good folks request amateur radio
licenses. Presumably they
