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Subject: | [CQ-Contest] RE: The battle of the callsigns |
From: | Eric Hilding <dx35@hilding.com> |
Date: | Sun, 23 Jan 2005 14:39:43 -0800 |
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K6VVA wrote:. >> >> I'd love to operate a contest as "E5E" ... most likely THEE shortest >> callsign on the planet :-) >> Jim, N6TJ/ZD8Z added: > And knowing our buddy CT1BOH so well, he would undoubtedly cut the number > and send: > E E E Jose was kind enough to do an analysis for me: > E5E last 0,6 seconds @ 35 WPM > > K6VVA lasts 1,939 seconds @ 35 WPM I know you love cut numbers, Jimbo. Alas, I guess a partial relief for me (if it were legal) could be: T T E E E ...or better yet, to drop the spaces and just send: 7 If the FCC says it's OK (doubtful), should hear just the number "7" in place of a callsign, you'll know who it is :-) 73... Rick, K6VVA
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