Hi John,
you normally put the strongest signal from the U.S.A. into Southern Europe.
It shouldn't be difficult for you to find the strongest new subject for this
list.
I have one for you if needed: how do you manage to dare the few sunspots
with your broadcast signal.
In other words, what is your station setup?
Thanks.
Claudio Astorri, IK2DZN
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Da: cq-contest-bounces@contesting.com
[mailto:cq-contest-bounces@contesting.com] Per conto di K1AR@aol.com
Inviato: domenica 8 gennaio 2006 18.25
A: cq-contest@contesting.com
Oggetto: [CQ-Contest] We Need Sunspots!!
All--
I've been reading the CQ-Contest reflector messages over the past month or
so and have concluded we need more sunspots.
Like many of you, I'm a busy guy, too. I have an executive job that is very
demanding. I get involved in lots of stuff in our hobby that takes time.
That
being said, here are some general thoughts:
QSLs:
I work lots of guys so I get a lots of QSLs. I answer them eventually. I
even pay for postage when the other guy chooses to not do so. It's just not
a
big deal. Next...
Cabrillo:
As a standard, it works much of the time. When something screws up, I ask
somebody to help me solve the problem and it gets fixed. It's just not a big
deal. Next...
QRP:
Someone calls me in a contest as K1XXX/QRP. I work him and put him into my
Cabrillo-compatible log and answer his card (eventually). It's just not a
big
deal. Next...
Etc.:
...it's just not a big deal.
I love the enthusiasm that is displayed here. I also find the
curmudgeon-like behavior to be tedious at times.
For me, all of this is just not a big deal. Sunspots anyone?
73 John, K1AR
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