VERY different out west. FWIW, I have ZERO interest in grid-circling
(which I view as an abortion) and multi-band pursuits. I'm an HF
contester -- I find VHF contests beyond boring, and use them as nothing
more than an opportunity to pick up rare grids.
I am particularly turned off by the nearly universal practice out here
(W6) of working nothing but the SSB calling frequencies. I refuse to
work any station that sits on the calling frequencies, and I've often
deleted QSOs from my log of stations who I later find doing this very
unsportsmanlike practice.
Don't look for me on CW or SSB on 6M -- I'll be on FT8 or MSK144.
73, Jim K9YC
On 4/30/2019 5:32 PM, John Geiger wrote:
I hope you are right about people realizing that CW and SSB are more
productive on contests. Last year's June VHF contest was an absolute
mess. Almost everyone sat on FT8 with very little on CW and SSB.
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