In his interview Randy mentioned that really nobody had it perfect.
Probably correct. Plenty of us have given interviews and presentations to
clubs and groups - the narrative on location has been pretty consistent
(although my fellow PVRC club member team seem to have gotten a pretty
cherry spot)....
73 Rich NN3W
On Mon, Jul 24, 2023 at 8:45 AM Edward Sawyer <
EdwardS@advanced-conversion.com> wrote:
> I saw an interview that K5ZD did on not only his WRTC experience this
> month but also describing the variances of stations and problems that
> occurred. I have to say that I am surprised by the silence on this forum
> about competitors' experiences after listening to Randy's interview. Is
> there a reason for the silence?
>
> It sounds like some competitors, like Randy, had an airconditioned B and B
> and were fortunate to have no significant line noise. Others were
> essentially in hot barns. Others had varying amounts of line noise that
> caused one group to have to move the mast - antenna assembly Saturday
> morning after having given up on the site the day before and another was
> virtually wiped out by line noise for a number of hours when night
> activated lights came on.
>
> Since the last 3 WRTC were very solid in the "everyone is in the same
> situation" implementation, I guess I am surprised that no one has written
> about it here.
>
> Folks, we only learn from our experiences. There is nothing gained by
> silence.
>
> Ed N1UR
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