The last information I had was this 160 meter DX window was no longer in
use as a window by a international agreement of amateurs. It previously
restricted North Americans from calling CQ DX in it, while allowing other
countries to do so. I was one of the Americans calling CQ DX run out of
the
Yes there are repercussions. Some stations will not work a domestic station
in the DX Window. If everyone followed this rule no domestic station would
operate in the DX Window. It takes two to tango.
Dave WX7G
*IF* the sponsor of the contest says no domestic QSO's in the 1830-1835 DX
On 2/7/2011 9:58 AM, DAVID CUTHBERT wrote:
Yes there are repercussions. Some stations will not work a domestic station
in the DX Window. If everyone followed this rule no domestic station would
operate in the DX Window. It takes two to tango.
Dave WX7G
But Dave the United States
Reflectees
Majority of the nay sayers are northern hemisphere upper tier
stations who can work all the DX they want on their run QRG with
a quick pounce to pick up a multiplier. The fact that the CQWW
is a world wide contest seems to have been lost.
The value of a window is apparent for our
