On 19-JUL-1996 15:27:46.5 slay said to JKAHRS
<snip>
> pretty good and relatively cheap .. and they have the advantage of
> not permanently scarring the desktop (as with screws) nor of raising
> the paddle too far off the desk (as with mouse pads).
> 73, Sandy WA6BXH/7J1ABV
Sandy and others,
If the mouse pad is big enuff to contain both the paddle AND your hand it
will both help hold the paddle and raise your hand to the correct level.
Its also a bit softer than most desks.
73, Hank/K2UVG
jkahrs@delphi.com
>From 0006008716@mcimail.com (Doug Grant) Sat Jul 20 04:14:00 1996
From: 0006008716@mcimail.com (Doug Grant) (Doug Grant)
Subject: K1DG WRTC - CONTEST
Message-ID: <52960720031425/0006008716DC1EM@MCIMAIL.COM>
WRTC - The Contest
12Z (5 AM PDT....yawn) AR wins the coin toss and starts the contest. We
get 7003 and start running. JA, UA0, Ws. 10-Q rate meter peaks at 236. Hour
ends up at 151 Qs. Later find out that N2NT has been listening to us, and
has figured out that "that *has* to be AR running those JAs".
13Z DG takes the chair as the rate drops. Some heckler shows up and sends
"jerk out of the band" over and over again. Rate meter peaks up as high, but
drops to very low rates sporadically. Near the end, people stop calling
altogether, so I run around calling other WRTC guys. 112 Qs for the hour.
14Z AR again. Stays on 40 for a while. I tune 20 waiting for it to open.
First stations heard are K1RM and W1WEF, running mostly Ws. When more
stations begin to appear, we go to 20. No rate. Back to 40 CW. Rate meter
hits 220 briefly. I listen on 40 SSB - K6S is there, but only working locals.
Tune 20 SSB; the only guy there is W9RE. 116Qs for the hour.
15Z DG back. 20 opens. Boom. Rate meter goes up and up. Mostly Ws, but some
JAs, and apparently we hit the VE3 cluster. 156 Qs, all CW.
16Z AR tries 15 CW. Runs locals, but nobody else. Hits 20 SSB - boom! 10-Q
meter hits 455. All W5/6/7. Nothing way back east. At 1630 I hear W6W
running guys I can't hear on the dipole. K6K is rocking to the east coast
at 1640, and I still can't hear the guys he's working. 150 Qs for the hour,
71 SSB, 79 CW.
17Z DG takes the chair. Dammit, we gotta get things going on 15. Try again
- no good. Back to 20 SSB for a few minutes, then back to 15 CW. It's
getting a bit better, maybe we should try SSB. It's OK, but not great. We
figure we need to keep the SSB rate at 2x the possible CW rate or else go
back to CW. We are changing modes a lot trying to keep the rate up. 116 hour
with all the band changes.
18Z AR does 15 SSB for a while - it's the best rate we can scare up. Goes
to CW and a KH6 calls. Yes!!! I hear K6K work W1BIH on 10 CW on the
spotting rig and I CAN HEAR 'BIH!! We go to 10, and work some, but nobody
seems loud. K1ZX calls in, followed 6 Qs later by AC1O. Sorry, Walt.
End the hour on SSB. 141 total; 92 of them on SSB.
19Z DG sits in. Can't find rate anywhere. Try 10 SSB, 10 CW, 20 CW, 15 CW.
All are pretty bad. I heard an XE on 10 SSB while I was on the spotting rig;
I point the quad south towards the rest of the WRTC guys and hope for the
best. Bingo - two XEs call in. I try to get a good freq on 15 CW, but S50C
opens up. All the Ws would rather work him than me! Hey! He's stolen my
freq. Oh, well - working Europe on 15 would be cool and we could use the
mult. But he never hears me. Much time has passed, and the rate is in the
tank. QSO number 1000 is VE7/W6AQ on 20 CW. Only 87 this hour, all but 5
on CW. Frustrating, but I can't get anything going on any band. What am I
doing wrong? Has there been a flare or something horrible?
20Z AR takes over. Yeah...if anyone can pick up the rate, it's my ole
partner here. He bounces around, trying to get it going. I find TI1C on
15 - aha! A mult. Quick, John - 21248! Right now! Then I hear Carlos say
"Sure, I'll go to 20 - 14248 right now". Hold it John - someone just passed
him to 14248 - go back to 20! He does, but Carlos works his one guy then
goes right back to his pileup on 15. John snags him, but is buried while
asking him to go back to 20. This puts us off the idea of passing mults.
Bad move. Anyway, the rate still is lousy. 93 Qs for the hour, 46 CW, 47
SSB.
21Z DG again. 10 and 15 are history. 20 CW is picking up. K1ZX asks us to
go to 15, and I try it. Nada. Back to 20. At the end of the hour, I switch
to SSB. Pow! 10-Q meter hits 460. End the hour with 141; 52 of 'em in 10
minutes of SSB.
22Z AR bouncing between 20 CW and 20 SSB. Rate is up and down. 120 for the
hour.
23Z We have begun to hear some Europeans on 20 CW. And they can hear us if
we call long enough! This raises our multiplier from pitiful to merely bad.
It's only an 81 hour, but it's chock-full of mults.
00Z AR takes over and really wants 20 SSB to produce. We waste 5 minutes
calling TR8IG with no luck, but work YV, FM, and 5N0T. I am drinking
"Tangerine Wavelength" to try and help the propagation, but it isn't helping.
122 Qs for the hour, mostly SSB.
01Z DG on the run rig again. AR tunes the spotting rig on 20 between my CQs.
The rate is fair, and I knock off the mults as he finds them. G3TXF and
GI0KOW call in. It's a struggle to get SK0HQ to hear us, but we make it.
We end this hour with 112 Qs, for 1700 total and 1000 of them on 20.
02Z AR has been tuning 20 for the last hour, and knows it's peaking, so he
goes to 20 SSB. Rock and roll! 204 this hour, 177 on SSB, including GW4BLE
calling in.
03Z We both operate some this hour. We make two trips to 40 for mults
(FM/WJ2O and W1AW/3). We hear ZD8Z on 40 CW, and he's real loud, but the
pile up is enormous. He seems to be taking a long time to anser - maybe
listening hard for weak WRTC guys, but it seems like a lost cause and we
don't even try. I find out later that some WRTCers made it, and others
worked ZD8DEZ. A double mult gets away. Some of the WRTCers are running on
40, but we seem to be doing OK on 20. At the end of the hour, it looks like
40 would have been a better choice. 86 Qs for the hour, but a lot of mults
again.
04Z We both put in some time this hour also. I hit 40 SSB, and have a huge
pile call in - almost all W5/6/7. Notable exceptions are K1EA and K3WW. The
10-Q meter goes to 526. When it slows down, I do some 40CW, with trips to
20 whenever AR has spotted 2 mults. Now our multiplier has risen from bad to
so-so.
05Z Last hour - AR in the chair, doing 40 CW. I spot mults on 20 SSB - we
work KH0AC and 8J3XHQ (both of which turn out to be uniques for WRTCers, as
we later find out, and neither of which is removed from the log). We also
get through the big pileup of WRTCers calling DU1SAN. I hear a P29, who is
ragchewing and goes away before we can get him.
At the end, we have 2273 Qs before dupes (of which there are about 45). The
log checkers remove about 6 Qs (plus penalty) from our log, and we agree
they all deserved to go. There are a few more that are questionable, but
it wouldn't matter anyway. AR has averaged 135 Qs per hour, and I've done
115. But looking closer, our QSO POINTS per hour averages are almost
identical (DG 209, AR 211). I've just done more CW and AR has done more SSB.
Kind of a role-reversal from our usual.
>From ey8mm@sovam.com (Nodir M. Tursoon-Zadeh) Sat Jul 20 08:20:00 1996
From: ey8mm@sovam.com (Nodir M. Tursoon-Zadeh) (Nodir M. Tursoon-Zadeh)
Subject: N6TR soft question
Message-ID: <199607200320.AA20758@scylla.sovam.com>
Hi to all,
My friend EX2M is looking for help using N6TR contest software.
He has version 4.18 and had problem preparing Summary page.
He have to type and calculate points on the first page himself.
Any info will be welcomed.
I will pass him info.
Thanks,
73 Nodir
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Member of EY2Q contest team * 212-844
ex. UJ8JMM, YA1MM, YA5MM, DL/EY8MM, * fax:+7(3772) 212-847
RJ0J, RJ1J, RJ2S, RJ4X, RJ5R, RJ6K, *
RJ8WCY, EU9J, EK8R *
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Mailing address: P.O.BOX 303, Dushanbe, 734001, Tajikistan
e-mail: <ey8mm@sovam.com>
<ey8mm@tarl.td.silk.glas.apc.org>
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>From ey8mm@sovam.com (Nodir M. Tursoon-Zadeh) Sat Jul 20 08:21:18 1996
From: ey8mm@sovam.com (Nodir M. Tursoon-Zadeh) (Nodir M. Tursoon-Zadeh)
Subject: IOTA CONTEST
Message-ID: <199607200321.AA20780@scylla.sovam.com>
Hi to all,
I will be thankfull if someone can send me compleate rules of IOTA
contest.
Thanks and 73, Nodir EY8MM
>From georgec@techline.com (george claussen) Sat Jul 20 12:22:22 1996
From: georgec@techline.com (george claussen) (george claussen)
Subject: NAQP Teams Concede!!
Message-ID: <199607200423.VAA01993@wishkah.techline.com>
An anonymous source, usually thought reliable, has informed this writer that
many of the pre-registered NAQP teams have conceded! The reason given, the
source went on to say, was that the team members did not want to face the sure
ridicule which would result from being so soundly thrashed by the Underdogs.
A spokesman for the Underdogs said, "What a shame, we were hoping for at least
some token opposition. Maybe those teams will reconsider, after all, they will
regain their reputations after only a few years".
I cannot vouch for the accuracy of any of the above, but felt it was my bounded
duty to report same. I hope that someone will post some hard, accurate and
documented evidence regarding this matter. 73 es "Good luck in the Contest"
George K7WUW
george claussen --- A Subscriber at Techline
>From dleclair@efn.org (Cleve D Leclair) Sat Jul 20 06:20:32 1996
From: dleclair@efn.org (Cleve D Leclair) (Cleve D Leclair)
Subject: Antenna Question
Message-ID: <Pine.SUN.3.91.960719221335.23745A-100000@garcia.efn.org>
Hi Loyd, I'm using a Telrex tribander at 50' with a KLM 40M-1 5'
above it and they are 90 degrees oppisite...In english that means
the boom of the tribander and the length of the 40M-1 point in
the same direction(s)...The only interference I get is when the
40M-1 gets paralell with the G5RV which is 25' feet below...And the
swr goes up...And I will add....The 40M-1 at 55' is great...locally
it has about 3-5 s-unit null on the points/ends and with stations
say in Calif., I'm in Oregon, sometimes there is no null....
Cleve - N7IXG
>From bernie.mcclenny@mail.wdn.com (Bernie McClenny, WR3E) Fri Jul 19 11:33:41
>1996
From: bernie.mcclenny@mail.wdn.com (Bernie McClenny, WR3E) (Bernie McClenny,
WR3E)
Subject: MULTIs IN IARU CONTEST
References: <134421@mail.wdn.com>
Message-ID: <31EF6485.4A50@mail.wdn.com>
floydjr@Interpath.com wrote:
>
> I receieved this message today. I am just another ham in a contest and have
> nothing do with rules or policy so I thought I would post it to the
> reflector since it is a question concerning the contest. If anyone can help
> the gentleman please respond to him direct.
>
> The below message does not reflect any my personal views.
>
> 73's Jim
>
> >From: i4jmy@s55tcp.ampr.org
> >To: floydjr@interpath.com
> >Subject: MULTIs IN IARU CONTEST
> >
> >I haven't well anderstood...PI4AA & W1AW/3, one with over 4300 qso and the
> >other with more than 8000 qso, are in a new IARU category ??
> >
> >MULTI MULTI ???
> >
> >DO I REMEMBER BADLY THAT ONLY MULTI SINGLE (with 10' rule) IS EXISTING IN
> >THE IARU CONTEST ???
> >
> >OR SOMEONE DID WORK 334 QSO X MINUTE FOR 24 HOURS WITH ONE TRANSMITTER AND
> >ONE BAND AT A TIME ???
> >
> >I wait for your answer (what these station sent you with their declared),
> >I'll
> >check again the rules, and then we shall see what to do.
> >
> >Tank You in advance for the help and for your very excellent Hard Work
> >
> >73s de I4JMY
> >
> >
> >E-Mail I4JMY@ljutcp.hamradio.si
> >&ex
> >
> >I was one of the operators @ W1AW/3. I just read the rules from QST
April page 116. Single operator stations can change bands as often as
they like. All stations (except IARU HQ stations) are permitted only one
transmitted signal at a time.
So the HQ stations could actually have 12 stations on (2 per band,
cw/ssb) 6 bands.
de Bernie, WR3E
>From tree@lady.cetech.com (Larry Tyree) Sat Jul 20 06:49:55 1996
From: tree@lady.cetech.com (Larry Tyree) (Larry Tyree)
Subject: W1AW
Message-ID: <199607200549.WAA11970@lady.cetech.com>
Um, I think that W1AW shouldn't just be an east coast thing and I
think next year it should be at W7RM.
Tree N6TR
>From ssi@rmii.com (BILL LEAHY) Sat Jul 20 12:41:08 1996
From: ssi@rmii.com (BILL LEAHY) (BILL LEAHY)
Subject: CT/PK-232MBX
Message-ID: <31F0C5D4.6881@rmii.com>
HELLO EVERYONE
THANKYOU TO ALL WHO ANSWERED MY QUESTION. THE INFO WAS MUCH APPRECIATED.
I WILL FORWARD TO THOSE WHO HAD THE SAME PROBLEM.
I AM NEW TO CONTESTING AND WORKED THE WRTC CONTEST LAST WEEKEND. IT WAS A
PLEASURE TO WORK SUCH PROFICIENT OPERATORS. AS I STRIVED TO TO MY BEST,
IT MADE ME FEEL LIKE A WINNER ALSO. MANY THANKS TO ALL THOSE INVOLVED IN
WRTC. YOU ARE ALL THE BEST IN MY BOOK.
MY WIFE WAS LISTENING AS I WORKED THE CONTEST AND IT ENCOURAGED HER TO
UPGRADE TO EXTRA. THANKS AGAIN!
BILL LEAHY AD6A PAM LEAHY KI0CJ
>From wrt@eskimo.com (Bill Turner) Sat Jul 20 15:10:34 1996
From: wrt@eskimo.com (Bill Turner) (Bill Turner)
Subject: WRTC-96 Compendium/Chronicles (tongue-in-cheek)
References: <960718224959_579990382@emout10.mail.aol.com>
Message-ID: <31f0e6c7.6531832@mail.eskimo.com>
HENRYPOL@aol.com wrote:
"WRTC-96 CONTEST Compendium/Chronicles"
Everything you wanted to know about WRTC-96, but were afraid to ask! 1000+
pages in paperback format; easily taken anywhere. Just the thing to read
when the bands die at 0400 local time during the next contest. Buy extra
copies and hand out at next year's Field Day to the shack-on-a-belt crowd.
<major snip>
------------------------------------------------
The best WRTC post of all!! But, one category was apparently missed... we
need to know what color of socks, ranked by order of finish. Please hurry,
the NAQP contest starts in a few hours!!
73, Bill W7LZP
wrt@eskimo.com
>From floydjr@Interpath.com (Jimmy R. Floyd) Sat Jul 20 12:48:09 1996
From: floydjr@Interpath.com (Jimmy R. Floyd) (Jimmy R. Floyd)
Subject: IARU 96 Scores V
Message-ID: <2.2.16.19960720114809.1b87110a@interpath.com>
IARU 1996 RAW SCORES
Compiled by
>>WA4ZXA<< (floydjr@interpath.com)
Date Posted: 07/20/96
CALL PWR SCORE QSO's PTS ZONES HQ
________________________________________________________________________
SINGLE OPERATOR - PHONE
TM1C (F5MZN) HP 853,649 1579 88 43
DL5IAR 701,505 1127 4585 86 67
FM/WJ2O HP 525,780 1721 67 25
DL1FY HP 103,008 367 1073 96
WB5VZL HP 625,416 1604 4738 101 31
VE6JY HP 619,780 1403 4660 98 35
WB2NQT 464,572 1079 3139 94 54
K4VUD HP 376,124 1332 77 24
WB1GQR (WB2JSJ) HP 350,208 1334 3072 77 37
WA4ZXA LP 181,480 759 1745 66 38
VA3WTO LP 129,350 783 2587 39 11
W7LZP HP 116,795 507 1645 57 14
N1PBT LP 101,926 575 1243 54 28
K3IXD HP 84,854 456 52 25
VE6IM (VE6LDX) LP 79,680 401 1245 50 14
KB1GW LP 78,975 435 975 47 34
KS4XG LP 77,841 343 961 50 31
NZ3I LP 31,610 211 545 40 18
KF9YH LP 16,606 193 437 25 13
SINGLE OPERATOR - CW
P40Z HP 1,250,505 1902 9263 92 43
LY4AA HP 833,301 1393 189
IK0HBN HP 443,360 861 2771 76 84
HB9HFN HP 413,910 1142 3066 67 68
PA0RCT LP 265,356 698 2106 56 70
W2SC 1,148,775 1979 102 57
W1WEF 963,776 1922 95 53
K5GN HP 960,642 1721 5787 118 48
K4PQL HP 877,600 1614 5485 102 58
K1VUT HP 645,120 1390 4480 81 63
W6EMS HP 494,760 1361 4340 90 16
K7UP HP 488,355 1437 4651 105
AA8AV LP 407,445 1213 115
N4BP HP 357,312 1406 3722 96
KB1H (K1EBY) HP 304,220 828 2870 65 41
W3GOI HP 302,253 791 2723 78 33
N6KI HP 293,328 1018 3024 77 20
N0DH/7 HP 287,823 837 2593 90 21
W1IHN HP 277,112 1004 2948 61 33
WV5S HP 208,505 717 61 24
WD4AHZ LP 204,300 715 100
W7ZRC HP 202,440 884 2892 55 15
K3JT HP 152,457 607 1713 61 28
KY2P HP 148,816 683 2096 71
W2UP HP 129,808 476 45 31
K1EPJ LP 108,697 525 1489 46 27
KG5U QRP 88,576 454 1384 46 18
KM0L HP 85,302 470 1354 63
WB0OLA LP 60,966 365 1129 39 15
AA8SM 51,362 356 842 42 19
WA7UVJ LP 39,100 402 850 38 8
KB0IHM LP 36,518 446 1178 25 6
W3CPB LP 28,000 208 508 32 24
VK1FF LP 13,892 130 604 17 6
NN7L 787 53 11
SINGLE OPERATOR - MIXED
SN2B (SP2FAX) 1,457,652 2100 110 91
SM5IMO 783,364 1553 5293 84 64
IK2VJF 197,784 574 1476 66 68
YB1AQS 169,454 355 1569 74 34
PA0COE 74,880 320 960 78
W9RE HP 1,027,952 2082 6268 110 54
K8AZ (K8NZ) 1,003,392 2030 6432 108 48
AA4NC 707,427 1625 5319 90 43
WZ4F 594,270 1622 4402 98 37
N2PP HP 577,775 1499 4775 82 39
W6XR/2 531,320 1590 71 41
VE3RM HP 411,290 1087 3739 67 43
W1GD HP 272,136 581 2001 79 57
AA4GA LP 252,450 909 2475 71 31
K0DI 207,759 1025 3011 60 9
KA9FOX (@W9UP) HP 204,225 959 2723 58 17
NS0B HP 159,422 656 2018 57 22
WB5B HP 152,412 626 1954 60 18
K3CR (KB3AFT) LP 143,980 697 1565 60 32
K8JLF LP 101,371 365 1139 50 39
N3BDA LP 82,810 318 910 56 35
AE2T LP 79,750 579 1375 40 18
WA8YRS LP 76,711 609 1871 41
K0EJ LP 43,576 382 838 52
NI8L HP 23,560 294 760 21 10
WT1O LP 22,765 335 785 20 9
K7FR 22,607 201 611 29 8
MULITOPERATOR
RU6LWZ 1,553,307 2213 6783 127 102
SL0CB 1,260,290 1914 6530 103 90
IQ4T 1,046,640 1756 5880 106 72
HG5C 831,552 1244 5856 78 64
S50E 790,540 1484 5452 80 65
KN2T 837,914 1869 5441 154
W7OM 793,800 1526 4536 112 63
N3BB 705,500 1894 5644 95 30
NC0P 685,446 1575 138
WT2Q 672,130 1437 91 58
KA4RRU 531,069 1383 133
N4TO HP 453,096 1314 3596 82 44
KJ6HO HP 376,225 1291 3725 87 14
K6XO/7 359,450 1445 74 17
KB2R (@K1VR) 213,615 771 2115 60 41
KX8D 201,465 893 2035 69 30
VE7CFD LP 191,828 915 2821 60 8
AC5CT 56,180 359 1060 41 12
K3WW 45,270 189 30 15
HEADQUARTERS STATIONS
W1AW/3 (@W3LPL) 5,139,207 8017 21147 166 77
PI4AA (@PI4COM) 3,559,710 4315 15477 134 96
OPREATOR LIST MULIT
NC0P NC0P,WA0ETC,WD0GVY,WA0FLS,WR0G
K6XO/7 N5CT,KG7TE,KI7WX,AB7GM,K6XO
KX8D N9DHN,N9WHG
VE7CFD VE7CFD,VE7CQK
W7OM W7OM,W1NG
KJ6HO KJ6HO,AG8L,KC6CEX
N4TO N4TO,WB4EYX,WB4MAI,WB4OSN
W1AW/3 AA3NM,K3DI,K3NA,K3RA,KA2AEV,KJ4VG,N3ADL,N3QYA,N5OKR,ND3A,ND3F,
W3LPL,W3MR,WA3WJD,WB4NFS,WM2H,WN3K,WR3E,WR3Z
IQ4T IK4HVR,IK4SXJ,I4IFL
HG5C HA1AG,HA5LV,HA5MO,HA5WE,N9NC,W0YR
SL0CB SM0GNU,SM0TXT
S50E S51B,S51XE,S50U
WT2Q KB1W,KY1H,NU1P,KE6BER,AA1AS,WM1K,WT2Q
N3BB N3BB,AA5RB
RU6LWZ UA6LO,UA6LV,RV6LNA,RN6MM,UA6LFQ,RB6AJJ/6,UR5IBG
PI4AA PA3BBP,PA3DZN,PA3EOB,PA3ERC,PA3EWP,PA3FQA,PA3FRN,PA3GBQ,PA3GXF,
PB0AIC,PI4AA
KN2T KN2T,KN2L,KD2I,KA2NXL,WB2DIN
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
REMEMBER THESE ARE NOT OFFICIAL AND DO NOT SEND ME ANY LOGS OR ATTACHED
^^^^^^^^
FILES!!
^^^^^^^
I placed all the HP and LP together so no one would get mislead into
thinking they have won something they did not. The scores are still marked
HP and LP so you can tell how you did against your own power.
If you send me a score with only single op on it and no phone, cw, or
mixed on it, I will put you in the mixed section. Send me a correction
and I will move you.
I assumed from reading the Rules that there is no High and Low Power
Classes. Most people are sending in whether they used HP or LP. Since
they are taking the time to do this I will break them down for them.
Where you see a number between the zones and Hq columns means that the
person added them together.
73's Jim
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* Jimmy R. Floyd (Jim) Thomasville, NC *
* *
* Amateur Call: >> WA4ZXA << *
* Packet Node: >> N4ZC << *
* Internet Address: >> floydjr@interpath.com << *
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>From mwdink@eskimo.com (Michael Dinkelman) Sat Jul 20 15:14:35 1996
From: mwdink@eskimo.com (Michael Dinkelman) (Michael Dinkelman)
Subject: W1AW/7 in 97!
Message-ID: <199607201419.HAA18032@mail.eskimo.com>
Tree, N6TR states
"I think that W1AW shouldn't just be an east coast thing and I
think next year it should be at W7RM."
I had similar thoughts about moving W1AW - just didn't know
where it should go. W7RM sounds good to me. Got my vote!
Dink
Michael Dinkelman
WA7UVJ
Kent, WA
mwdink@eskimo.com
>From wrt@eskimo.com (Bill Turner) Sat Jul 20 15:49:38 1996
From: wrt@eskimo.com (Bill Turner) (Bill Turner)
Subject: NAQP Teams Concede!!
References: <199607200423.VAA01993@wishkah.techline.com>
Message-ID: <31f0f12d.9193937@mail.eskimo.com>
On Sat, 20 Jul 1996 04:22:22 -0700, K7WUW wrote:
>An anonymous source, usually thought reliable, has informed this writer that
>many of the pre-registered NAQP teams have conceded! The reason given, the
>source went on to say, was that the team members did not want to face the sure
>ridicule which would result from being so soundly thrashed by the Underdogs.
>A spokesman for the Underdogs said, "What a shame, we were hoping for at least
>some token opposition. Maybe those teams will reconsider, after all, they will
>regain their reputations after only a few years".
>
>I cannot vouch for the accuracy of any of the above, but felt it was my bounded
>duty to report same. I hope that someone will post some hard, accurate and
>documented evidence regarding this matter. 73 es "Good luck in the Contest"
>George K7WUW
>george claussen --- A Subscriber at Techline
------------------------------------------------
The Underdogs sound a lot like AVIS... always trying harder, always in second
place......
The King Salmon - "The bears don't eat us, we eat the bears!!"
73, Bill W7LZP
wrt@eskimo.com
>From barry@w2up.wells.com (Barry Kutner) Sat Jul 20 16:19:42 1996
From: barry@w2up.wells.com (Barry Kutner) (Barry Kutner)
Subject: WRTC and the Olympics
Message-ID: <JBcDRD1w165w@w2up.wells.com>
Since the WRTC has evolved into such a world class event, has anyone
considered petitioning the Olympic Committee about adding it to future
Olympics? Obviously, it won't get TV coverage like the puberty-deprived
gymnasts, but neither do many other Olympic events...
73 Barry
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Newtown, PA Packet Radio: W2UP @ WB3JOE.#EPA.PA.USA.NA
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>From scott73@best.com (Scott Lieberman) Sat Jul 20 16:53:38 1996
From: scott73@best.com (Scott Lieberman) (Scott Lieberman)
Subject: [Fwd: Re: Bencher Paddles/.Brown Bros Paddles]
Message-ID: <199607201553.IAA04414@dns2.noc.best.net>
> Then when I built my Acuu-keyer, bought the
>Brown Bros paddle, and it still has the original hinges too. (sri, not for
>sale). I found it slid around the desk too easily, so use the Bencher now.
>Barry N. Kutner, W2UP Internet: barry@w2up.wells.com
>Newtown, PA
********************************************************
I found that I can just fit my Brown Bros. paddle and computer keyboard on
my keyboard shelf. This keeps the paddle from moving at all. There isn't
much room to rest my arm, but since I don't use the paddle much during a
contest, that does not really matter.
>From k0rc@pclink.com (Robert Chudek) Sat Jul 20 17:23:38 1996
From: k0rc@pclink.com (Robert Chudek) (Robert Chudek)
Subject: NAQP Teams Concede!!
Message-ID: <2.2.16.19960720162338.29cf6c54@pclink.com>
Hah! You think you've got it ruff... (Monty Python fans
will quickly recognized this skit), the "Green Keys Team"
is going into the NAQP with the shift keys tied behind their
backs... only 3 team members at 30 minutes before the gun
goes off. And the way the bands sound right now, it looks
like the RF gods have pulled the rug out from under everyone!
73 de Bob - K0RC
k0rc@pclink.com
*****
At 02:49 PM 7/20/96 GMT, you wrote:
>On Sat, 20 Jul 1996 04:22:22 -0700, K7WUW wrote:
>
>>An anonymous source, usually thought reliable, has informed this writer that
>>many of the pre-registered NAQP teams have conceded! The reason given, the
>>source went on to say, was that the team members did not want to face the sure
>>ridicule which would result from being so soundly thrashed by the Underdogs.
>>A spokesman for the Underdogs said, "What a shame, we were hoping for at least
>>some token opposition. Maybe those teams will reconsider, after all, they will
>>regain their reputations after only a few years".
>>
>>I cannot vouch for the accuracy of any of the above, but felt it was my
bounded
>>duty to report same. I hope that someone will post some hard, accurate and
>>documented evidence regarding this matter. 73 es "Good luck in the Contest"
>>George K7WUW
>>george claussen --- A Subscriber at Techline
>------------------------------------------------
>The Underdogs sound a lot like AVIS... always trying harder, always in second
>place......
>
>The King Salmon - "The bears don't eat us, we eat the bears!!"
>
>
>73, Bill W7LZP
>wrt@eskimo.com
>
>
>From hlserra@pwa.acusd.edu (H. L. Serra) Sat Jul 20 18:28:15 1996
From: hlserra@pwa.acusd.edu (H. L. Serra) (H. L. Serra)
Subject: W1AW
Message-ID: <Pine.3.89.9607201019.A7578-0100000@pwa.acusd.edu>
... or a big CA station, W6QHS, W6EEN, N6ND. We suggested this to ARRL
last year after they allowed W1AW operation from K1KI or wherever.
73 Larry N6AZE
On Fri, 19 Jul 1996, Larry Tyree wrote:
>
> Um, I think that W1AW shouldn't just be an east coast thing and I
> think next year it should be at W7RM.
>
> Tree N6TR
>
>From gejones@whale.st.usm.edu (Gary E. Jones, Ph.D.) Sat Jul 20 18:57:07 1996
From: gejones@whale.st.usm.edu (Gary E. Jones, Ph.D.) (Gary E. Jones, Ph.D.)
Subject: Keeping paddles put...
Message-ID: <1.5.4.32.19960720175707.0068587c@whale.st.usm.edu>
>To: cq-contest@tgv.com
>From: "Gary E. Jones, Ph.D." <gary.jones@usm.edu>
>Subject: Keeping paddles put...
>
>Re: Keeping cw paddles put....
>
>
>
>I have found that small blobs of COAXSEAL work wonderfully to anchor paddle
feet to your operating desk. Pinch off small blobs, put on the bottom of
each foot, and then press into the desktop surface, and it will STAY PUT!!!
>
> 73 Gary
>
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********
With Warm Regards: Gary
Gary E. Jones, Ph.D. Phone: (W) (601)-2664588, (H) (601)264-6029
FAX: (601)-266-5580
E-Mail: Gary.Jones@usm.edu
http://ocean.st.usm.edu/~gejones/psyphylab.html
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*********
>From k7ss@wolfenet.com (Danny Eskenazi) Sat Jul 20 19:05:41 1996
From: k7ss@wolfenet.com (Danny Eskenazi) (Danny Eskenazi)
Subject: WRTC and the Olympics
Message-ID: <199607201805.LAA18678@wolfe.net>
Barry,
The possibility of the WRTC becoming a demonstration sport of the Olympics
has been part of the original dream. I know it may seem far-fetched to
many, but I really do believe that some day it will a recognized sport and
recognized by all as such.
In 1990 in Seattle the WRTC was officially "sanctioned" by the Goodwill
Games, not as an official sport of the games, but a step in the right
direction. We have now had two very successful events for all to see, and
the idea of trying to become a demo sport in 2000 is a small step closer.
It would take a concerted effort starting now to make it happen, but I think
it would add priceless
prestige to the hobby, and would most likely be worth the efforts.
The effort would have to come from a radiosport sanctioning body, and the
WRTC would have to create an organization structure and aim clearly at the
goal.. At this point all we have is a group
(from Seattle WRTC90 and WRTC96 in SF) whose goal is to pass the baton to
the next group for WRTC 2000. If any group has interest or questions about
WRTC2000 please contact me.
I dont know if there are already other "cerebral" sports in the Olympics,
but would like to.
Anybody know if chess is a sport?
73 to all,
Danny, K7SS (Team K6W):
>Since the WRTC has evolved into such a world class event, has anyone
>considered petitioning the Olympic Committee about adding it to future
>Olympics? Obviously, it won't get TV coverage like the puberty-deprived
>gymnasts, but neither do many other Olympic events...
>73 Barry
>
>--
>=======================================================================
>Barry N. Kutner, W2UP Internet: barry@w2up.wells.com
>Newtown, PA Packet Radio: W2UP @ WB3JOE.#EPA.PA.USA.NA
> Packet Cluster: W2UP >WB2R (FRC)
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>
>
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Danny Eskenazi
k7ss@wolfenet.com
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>From 0006627542@mcimail.com (Felipe J. Hernandez) Sat Jul 20 19:04:00 1996
From: 0006627542@mcimail.com (Felipe J. Hernandez) (Felipe J. Hernandez)
Subject: Bertha
Message-ID: <94960720180449/0006627542DC6EM@MCIMAIL.COM>
Hola!
As Im about to get into my plane for WRTC, Just wanted to mention that
only minor damages from the storm occured,"GOD, everything was built new
since the past storms", Just a lot of communication towers suffered,
mostly commercial stuff, my 40/15 mtrs tower was nearly on the floor
broke the mast, the rotor and one of the top guys, but other than that
everything is ok. thats it for now and our prayers go to all you guys
in the east coast.
Thanks
Felipe
>From barry@w2up.wells.com (Barry Kutner) Sat Jul 20 19:46:30 1996
From: barry@w2up.wells.com (Barry Kutner) (Barry Kutner)
Subject: WAE results
Message-ID: <8VLDRD1w165w@w2up.wells.com>
Guess it was conincidence since my inquiry last week, but just received
the WAE 1995 result books and certificates (x 3, one for each mode!)
in today's mail.
If anyone can't access LA9HW's web page and is on the edge of their
seats, lemme know, and I'll tell you how you did. 73 Barry
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Newtown, PA Packet Radio: W2UP @ WB3JOE.#EPA.PA.USA.NA
Packet Cluster: W2UP >WB2R (FRC)
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>From pras@hula.net (Eko W Prasetyo) Sat Jul 20 20:21:43 1996
From: pras@hula.net (Eko W Prasetyo) (Eko W Prasetyo)
Subject: Looking for Indonesian HAm on-line
Message-ID: <199607201921.JAA21665@mail.hula.net>
Aloha
I am looking for Indonesian Ham and their e-mail address, specialy from
call area 2 (Jawa Tengah and Yogyakarta)
Mahalo
YC2UKI
pras@hula.net
>From tonyjw@primenet.com (Tony Wanschura) Sat Jul 20 23:40:07 1996
From: tonyjw@primenet.com (Tony Wanschura) (Tony Wanschura)
Subject: Possible interaction: 402-CD, 10-30mhz log?
Message-ID: <31F16047.27F6@primenet.com>
Gentlemen,
I'm reinventing the antenna farm here this summer. One idea involves
putting a Cushcraft 2el 40 on the same tower as a 10-30mhz. log
periodic. Does anyone have any experience with the types of
interaction I might see between the two antennas? Seems like the wide
frequency range of the log might multiply my problems over what I
would see with a tribander, but maybe not. The maximum separation I
have available is about 13 feet.
Any thoughts?
Tony KM0O
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