* On 2010 09 Jun 07:10 -0500, jpescatore@aol.com wrote:
> If you are introducing potential contesters to contesting via Field Day, I
> think it is much better to get them running stations, vs. using spotting -
> they will be much better off getting comfortable with running, since that is
> often a real big obstacle to non-contesters.
>
>
> If you introducing new hams to ham operating in general via Field Day, I
> think it would be much, much better to have them turn a dial, recognize calls
> themselves, vs. at an early stage in their operating start out being "click
> and shooters."
>
>
> For introducing contesters to spot-assisted computer logging, or for
> contesters looking to maximize FD contacts, sure - but for newbies, FD should
> really be about improving basic operating skills.
I agree whole-heartedly. John offers excellent advice.
73, de Nate >>
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