Jeff WK6I wrote: "I didn't really have any pileup problems that I could
perceive. Once the
callers understood I was going to finish working what I started working,
and do it fast, and you weren't going to get worked right away if you
stomped on someones exchange, everyone settled down.'
I had the same experience as W1AW/4 from KY. I have no pileup experience,
unless 2-3, in a contest, is considered a pileup? I had few, if any
problems, just signing "UP", without being specific. Only a few instances
where it was necessary to specify a particular area, and when I did, those
not in that area stopped calling. My only concern were the continuous
request for "when are you going to be on", referring to another band. I
equate this to the "DX hogs" that insist on working them on every band and
mode, without considering that another station could need them as a "new
one"? I still believe that any scoreboard should not be public information,
until the "event" is completely finished?
Regardless, I had fun, and look forward to the late July, early August
session, which I plan on concentrating on WARC bands.
C'Ya, Shelby - K4WW
Since I don't have an iPad or iPhone, sent from my PC
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