Depends on how you define "results".
Quite frankly...I find it easier to be able to go to the web and find the
"results" of an ARRL sponsored contest...the SAME as ARE printed in QST and,
IF I go to the web, I get the extra bonus of being able to view Line Scores.
Also, as a member, I even have access to a wonderful database of the scores.
To me, that's easier than trying to remember which month's QST has the
results of a particular contest that occurred several months earlier, and to
then get my hands on THAT particular issue of QST.
If this is lemons...I'm making lemonade...not being sour about it.
That's my 0.01624 Euros worth (or 2.2108 yen, if you prefer).
73, JK
----- Original Message -----
From: "John Geiger" <johngeig@yahoo.com>
To: <wbr@verizon.net>; "Curtis C. Roseman" <croseman@almaak.usc.edu>;
<vhfcontesting@contesting.com>
Sent: Sunday, August 08, 2004 09:59
Subject: Re: [VHFcontesting] The not so lonely rover; k9aks in MO and IA
> But you'll never see the results of this contest, or
> any other one, in QST.
>
> 73s John NE0P
>
> --- wbr@verizon.net wrote:
>
> > I hope that you had many more contacts than I've
> > been able to muster
> > up. I don't belive that the band is totally dead,
> > but I've heard very
> > few stations. I've made a total of eight (8)
> > contacts so far. Seems
> > like a very poor turn out. What a bust. I've had
> > contacts in three
> > different grids on 432 FM16, FM26 and FM06 and two
> > different grids FM16
> > and FM06 on 222. Where is everyone?!
> > Or is the band only dead at my QTH? HI. Anxious
> > to see results on
> > this one in QST. 73, Bill, WF4R, FM16ts
> >
> > Curtis C. Roseman wrote:
> >
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