Yes, I'm quite sure Stan was joking!
On a serious note though, I was very pleased to work Stan last night. I was
just about to turn off the radio, as the widespread thunderstorms continued
to smash my receiver, when I saw Stan's CQ. Tuning to that frequency, I
quickly determined the callsign,
Hi.
My Stew Perry 5 minutes MP3 audio files are saved at:
https://ulozto.cz/tamhle/sWl7RYQ4pzWA/name/Nahrano-28-12-2020-v-19-23-23
Time of files UTC+1 Hour.
73 es HNY
Karel OK1CF
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Electric utilities used to use (ca 1980s) something called power-on nozzles
or similar spelling to extinguish fires at energized substations. These
nozzles were kept inside the stations hung on the chain link fence in
specifically identified boxes for FD use. The nozzles broke up the water
Stan - yes dangerous..take a whiz on it instead :-)))
ZN
On 2020-12-28 09:49, Richard (Rick) Karlquist wrote:
> On 12/28/2020 6:49 AM, Stan Stockton wrote:
>
>> I can see myself with my thumb over the end of a water hose before the CQ
>> 160 Contest trying to spray water on power
Yes.
On Mon, Dec 28, 2020 at 8:54 AM Richard (Rick) Karlquist <
rich...@karlquist.com> wrote:
>
>
> On 12/28/2020 8:11 AM, Tree wrote:
> > Okay - let's end this discussion now.
> >
> > US1Q has entered the Stew as a check log - he is not eligible for awards.
> >
> > It is unsportsmanlike to use
I'd likely continue to use the fiberglass but I might fit a hardwood dowel
inside its length to stiffen it. PVC can work that way too but you MUST have
something to make it rigid. I had a side arm made from wood stuffed grey PVC
pipe that was out in the weather for over 20 years with no
On 12/28/2020 8:11 AM, Tree wrote:
Okay - let's end this discussion now.
US1Q has entered the Stew as a check log - he is not eligible for awards.
It is unsportsmanlike to use a remove receiver to help stations get more
points.
Also - please note US1Q was disqualified in the 2020 CQ 160 CW
On 12/28/2020 6:49 AM, Stan Stockton wrote:
I can see myself with my thumb over the end of a water hose before the CQ
160 Contest trying to spray water on power line insulators!
73...Stan, ZF9CW
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This is extremely dangerous! Don't do it. The power company
has special
Okay - let's end this discussion now.
US1Q has entered the Stew as a check log - he is not eligible for awards.
It is unsportsmanlike to use a remove receiver to help stations get more
points.
Also - please note US1Q was disqualified in the 2020 CQ 160 CW contest.
73 Tree N6TR
On Mon, Dec 28,
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KC3R, N9SE, N3CZ, WB8DC
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Nick, UY0ZG
http://www.topband.in.ua
Stan Stockton писал 2020-12-28 17:00:
Nick,
Thanks for the QSO in the Stew Perry Contest. I am curious as to
where you see the result you are reporting. I see that US1Q worked 10
QRP stations and you worked 7
Nick,
Thanks for the QSO in the Stew Perry Contest. I am curious as to where you
see the result you are reporting. I see that US1Q worked 10 QRP stations
and you worked 7 QRP stations. I do not see any statistics as to where
they were located. Where do you see that four of the ten QRP
The Stew Perry Contest should be the standard for log processing. Also,
unlike every other contest I have never seen anyone complain about the
scoring not being fair.
I have not worked the contest every year and I had forgotten how the logs
are processed. I just submitted my log and then looked
There is a start of scoring:
https://www.kkn.net/stew/STEWSCR.TXT
I saw a unique outstanding result -
US1Q (it is located 400 km east of me) in poor conditions heard four
QRPs from the USA.
The only one in zone 16
This is a record. It must be recorded in the Guinness book!
The US1Q
Hi
The situation in the south of zone 16 was very difficult.
Already 23:20 utc - I can't hear radio stations from the USA .
It's almost a disaster...
But still the process has begun !
The first one in my magazine was W1UE.
Many signals were very weak + QSB, QSB ..
But I am very pleased
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