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Re: [RTTY] Contesting too long?

To: "Bill Turner" <dezrat@copper.net>, <rtty@contesting.com>
Subject: Re: [RTTY] Contesting too long?
From: "peter Jackson" <peter.jackson17@ntlworld.com>
Date: Mon, 12 Nov 2007 20:50:03 -0000
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8-9 - Your hearing test showed an unusual peak around 2125-2295 Hz.

I guess this is my score as one of the channels in my digital hearing aid 
seems to peak on one of the tones, not sure which one but it sure does ring 
through my head. I have to switch it off during rtty contests. Trying to 
figure out how to make it resolve rtty.
Had similar problems as Phil with some qtc's not high lighting, I got the 
impression that if the serial number didn't have any leading zeros it 
stopped the high light. So I captured it my clicking on the first number of 
the time, hope this is correct. BTW had a very fast reply to my log from 
darc giving it  100%, which was a suprise as the cabrillo file looks strange 
with the qtc's in it.
73 Pete G3KNU
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Bill Turner" <dezrat@copper.net>
To: <rtty@contesting.com>
Sent: Monday, November 12, 2007 5:06 PM
Subject: [RTTY] Contesting too long?


> Late at night, when you're calling CQ TEST on 40, there's no one else
> on and you're getting no answers.  Your mind starts to drift...  most
> guys think about another beer, but you start thinking about RTTY, of
> course. Well, my friend, it could be you've been doing RTTY contesting
> a little too long.
>
>
> Here's a simple test to help you find out.  See how many apply to you.
>
> 1.  When the phone rings, you want to press F2.
>
> 2.  You are out for a drive. The XYL wants to play a CD, so you insert
> your favorite, a full length recording of the 2001 RTTY Roundup.
>
> 3.  You believe the greatest inventions of all time are fire, the
> wheel and MMTTY.
>
> 4.  You make a pilgrimage to Makoto Mori's hometown and are appalled
> to find there is no shrine. You immediately form a committee.
>
> 5.  You believe the three greatest intellects who ever lived were
> Socrates, Albert Einstein and Emile Baudot.
>
> 6.  You know exactly what TOOAWT means. Doesn't everyone?
>
> 7.  You believe the world would be a better place for children to grow
> up in if everybody would stop using [ENTER] at the end of their
> macros.
>
> 8.  Your club innocently asks you to make a presentation on "Why I
> love RTTY contesting?. At the end of your talk, the paramedics are
> called and manage to revive almost everyone.
>
> 9.  You recently emailed your congressman about outlawing use of AFC
> during contests.  You are still awaiting his response.
>
> 10.  You can't remember your kids' or wife's birthdays, but you know
> the Roundup is the first full weekend in January.
>
> 11.  When you visit a museum, your first question is "Where is the
> ST-8000?".
>
> 12.  And most telling of all:  Your children are named Mark and Space.
>
>
> YOUR SCORE:
>
> 0 - You subscribed to the RTTY reflector by mistake.
>
> 1-5 - You have a few certificates on the wall, but you want more, lots
> more!
>
> 6-7 - You think SO2R is for beginners. REAL contesters have more
> radios than HRO.
>
> 8-9 - Your hearing test showed an unusual peak around 2125-2295 Hz.
>
> 10-11 - The Fire Marshal wants to see you about all that varnished
> wood on the wall.
>
> 12 - You don't really understand the need for this test in the first
> place, but you do want the plaque!
>
> 73, Bill W6WRT :-)
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