Hi Everybody,
Sorry to take up stace with this on the reflector, but maybe someone has had
a similar experience. After submitting a 610 form to the FCC for a change of
address, my license came back not only with the new address, but with a new
call. I have faxed a copy of the old and new licenses to the FCC and a nice
letter explaining what happened. By the way I did not check the new call
box!!! Anybody got any other ideas on how to get this fixed???
73 es dx
Kevin KS9O or maybe AA9QL yuch!!!!!
>From Robert <w5robert@blkbox.COM> Fri Nov 10 04:42:35 1995
From: Robert <w5robert@blkbox.COM> (Robert)
Subject: excess ss time
Message-ID: <9511092242.aa21218@blkbox.COM>
>
> I may be blowing smoke here BYUT
> The great KH6IJ operated many an ss the full time to give the mult out.
> If its good enough for him it's good enough fer anyone.
> Count the first 24 hours and leeave the rest in log and write a note
> ITS a HOBBY !!!
>
To echo this thought. Let's make something good of this and perhaps this
is it. IF you are contest deprived, go all 30 and
count the first 24. IF you sit at KH6, or KP2, or that rare VE place
then this sounds like a contesters dream to work the total 30 hours
and pass out the multi and see how high you can run that rate meter!
--
73 Robert WB5CRG w5robert@blkbox.com
>From gejones@whale.st.usm.edu (Gary E Jones) Fri Nov 10 04:57:56 1995
From: gejones@whale.st.usm.edu (Gary E Jones) (Gary E Jones)
Subject: Guest Ops in SS
Message-ID: <9511100457.AA113274@whale.st.usm.edu>
Jeff:
As one of the people that has commented at various points in NCJ and
again on the reflector that I am personally unimpressed with
guest-operations because I see them as the result of 1.) one, or a group
of people with mega-bucks to blow on a station, but not much motivation,
and 2.) a superb operator with all the motivation and time in the world
but little hardware, and money for bus-fare to the guest station, and
given your comment at the end your recent post, I find that I must
respond. I, for one, am far more impressed with the almost 1400 Qs that
were made with your own station... what a great effort! Thats impressive
in my book. Makes you wonder why you haven't done it before, right?
Keep it up and save your gas...
73 Gary Jones W5VSZ
>From Matthew S. Trott" <0007288678@mcimail.com Fri Nov 10 05:05:00 1995
From: Matthew S. Trott" <0007288678@mcimail.com (Matthew S. Trott)
Subject: Aging contesters
Message-ID: <51951110050515/0007288678PJ4EM@MCIMAIL.COM>
Here are some stats from a 940 Q CW log:
Stations with check of 94 or 95:
KC5FQZ-LA AC6NS-SCV N2QIP-ENY KB1BQX-EMA
KB2QWO-NNJ KC7KFD-WWA KG8QT-MI AA0XZ-MO
KC5OJY-NTX KC5OYM-WTX KE4ZYX-VA AC6GO-SCV
KB2USV-ENY N9YIQ-WI KC7BNH-NV KB0LOB-MN
KG8PE-MI
While some of these may be new club calls I'm sure many are not including the
last call listed who had a great posting here on the reflecter. KG8PE congrats
on a super job. If anybody knows or lives near any of these guys/gals have 'em
over. If any of the above are planning on visiting MT, gimme a call.
406-463-2310. Above all nice to work you and thanks for the Q.
CHECK PERCENTAGE
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<50 7.8%
50-59 28.8%
60-69 27.6%
70-79 19.4%
80-89 7.2% (most kids were playing the stock market)
90-95 9.4%
PRECEDENCE POOP
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Q 8.O%(75 Q's)
A 63.0%(592 Q's)
B 29.0%(273 Q's)
BTW This was my first contest with a real contest rig and it sure is nice to
have a CW filter. (930S with 500 hz) If I can stay 10 years behind the
technology power curve I'll be happy.
Also, changed to DR. PEPPER as refreshment of choice during the test 'cuz
someone said that's what K3ZO drinks. Thanks for a great contest tip, it
helped!
73--Matt, AA7BG
aa7bg@mcimail.com
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