Whatever TECHNOLOGY that you use INSIDE your station during the contest period should be allowed in the "unassisted" category. This specifically would allow decoders, "panoramic scopes", LOCAL skimme
Doug, In my opinion, internet email reflectors are mostly fact-free. And that's a fact. 73, de Hans, K0HB -- "Just a boy and his radio" -- Proud Member of: A1 Operators - http://www.arrl.org/a-1-op M
Doug, I've composed a half dozen public responses to your public scolding, and discarded them all after counting to ten. Since I'm not an official of any Radiosport contest, I find no requirement to
How is this a reflector? Where I come from they're called mail lists. No one else but hams have mis-named this function a "reflector". 73, de Nate >> -- "The optimist proclaims that we live in the be
Actually I always thought reflector is a better fit. A reflector reflects back something. a list is a number or group, ( of e mail addresses) In your E-Mail program you can have a list but not a refl
I think the simple answer for any new or future contester is to contest the contest organizers directly with contest specific questions. I have found that all are more than happy to help and provide
I'd been assuming that this terminology was a hangover from packet radio, or something, although I can't find any reference to non-email "packet reflectors". I work for a UNIX-based company, and ther