QRP S-W-E-E-P-stakes

[sellington@mail.ssec.wisc.edu (sellington)]

I agree with Alan, I'll work ANYONE who answers my CQ.  Lots of QRP stations
had very good signals last weekend.  Some of the really tough ones were
in the "A" category, but really weak on backscatter.  (Or maybe they
just had water in their coax.)  There are times, of course, when a 
weak one gets buried in the QRM, and one just has to give up.  I don't
like to do that, but it happens.  There's just no point spending 4 minutes
trying to pull out a really weak signal when there are others around to
work.  (Unless, of course, it a VE8!)

OK, now that we've all had a chance to warm up in SS, is everyone ready
for CQWW?

73,

Scott   K9MA