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1. Rotators and Antennas (score: 1): Author: 72610.1361@CompuServe.COM (TOM TAORMINA); Date: Fri Feb 12 06:58:18 1993; The recent discussions about the reliability and quality of antennas and rotators is really interesting. After 20+ years of building contest stations, I can say, without fear of contradiction, that w; /archives//html/CQ-Contest/1993-02/msg00070.html (8,391 bytes)
2. NCJ Input (score: 1): Author: 72610.1361@CompuServe.COM (TOM TAORMINA); Date: Mon Mar 1 21:48:27 1993; There has been an unusually intense exchange over the issue of shorter contests and categories with less than 48 hour time limits. If any of you feel disposed to summarize the exchanges and distill t; /archives//html/CQ-Contest/1993-03/msg00018.html (6,427 bytes)
3. ARRL PHONE SCORES (score: 1): Author: 72610.1361@CompuServe.COM (TOM TAORMINA); Date: Sun Mar 7 21:47:25 1993; K5XI, MULTI-MULTI 160 38 24 80 120 57 40 277 74 20 870 133 15 1318 126 10 1002 129 TOT 3625 543 5.90 Meg Not bad for first time multi-multi, considering 9 of the 15 rotary antennas did not turn! 73 &; /archives//html/CQ-Contest/1993-03/msg00067.html (6,080 bytes)
4. Eqipment Ergonomics (score: 1): Author: 72610.1361@CompuServe.COM (TOM TAORMINA); Date: Mon Mar 8 20:22:31 1993; There have been several mentions of the keyboard as the latest ingredient of station design. If you want to fatigue in a hurry, place your keyboard in front of the radio on a standard office desk! In; /archives//html/CQ-Contest/1993-03/msg00095.html (7,262 bytes)
5. Dayton Room (score: 1): Author: 72610.1361@CompuServe.COM (TOM TAORMINA); Date: Tue Apr 20 08:46:22 1993; I have a line on a room at the Stouffers for anyone who is in need. Call before 10PM CDT Tuesday. 409-865-2727 FAX 409-865-9800 73 & DX, Tom, K5RC; /archives//html/CQ-Contest/1993-04/msg00113.html (5,946 bytes)
6. Phillystran (score: 1): Author: 72610.1361@CompuServe.COM (TOM TAORMINA); Date: Fri Apr 30 08:36:47 1993; We have erected five towers at K5XI using HPTG6700 Phillystran. The 100', 110' and 140' use the old potted heads. The new 200' and 250' use the new stuff with four cable clamps (the riggers call them; /archives//html/CQ-Contest/1993-04/msg00187.html (6,703 bytes)
7. The Morality Issue (score: 1): Author: 72610.1361@CompuServe.COM (TOM TAORMINA); Date: Fri Apr 30 08:36:43 1993; It's interesting to see the contest morality issue boiling once again. I read anger and frustration into many of the messages (and the responses). The fact is, we are dealing with an issue as complex; /archives//html/CQ-Contest/1993-04/msg00188.html (8,495 bytes)
8. Steel vs. Phillystran (score: 1): Author: 72610.1361@CompuServe.COM (TOM TAORMINA); Date: Wed May 5 22:19:41 1993; K0SF asked a number of questions about steel versus Phillystran guy cable. I have been involved with 9 towers using the old and the new and never had any adverse behavior. We've had the usual number; /archives//html/CQ-Contest/1993-05/msg00040.html (6,793 bytes)
9. EQUITY PARADOX (score: 1): Author: 72610.1361@CompuServe.COM (TOM TAORMINA); Date: Sat May 22 22:09:19 1993; We've proposed everything from handicaps to power limitations and there appears to be no clear consensus pro or con, high or low, east or west. The bottom line is that there is no way to level any pl; /archives//html/CQ-Contest/1993-05/msg00145.html (7,177 bytes)
10. WPX CW Score (score: 1): Author: 72610.1361@CompuServe.COM (TOM TAORMINA); Date: Sun May 30 23:51:44 1993; K5XI, Multi-Single (K5XI, K5RC, K7GM, K5TU, WT5U) 2322Q X 816M = 4.8M The first real test for the new 20 and 15 meter stacks. They do work! 73 and DX, Tom, K5RC; /archives//html/CQ-Contest/1993-05/msg00196.html (5,969 bytes)
11. The Answer Is Yes (score: 1): Author: 72610.1361@CompuServe.COM (TOM TAORMINA); Date: Wed Jun 2 08:57:12 1993; After posting the K5XI CQ WPX CW score, several of you inquired about the "stacks." About a year ago, K5XI asked me to design an "optimum" system for 20 and 15 meters (within reason). The object was; /archives//html/CQ-Contest/1993-06/msg00003.html (8,337 bytes)

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