The recent RTTY contest leads one to ponder:
Why don't we see much backlash against contests?
By orders of magnitude, contests create more QRM
than any other cause on ham radio. They commonly
render multiple ham bands nearly unusable for
normal communications, for several days at a time.
Bonnie , this is essentially a repeat of your point from several months
ago. It is essentially trolling. I will close this topic.
Andy
K3UK
On 10/22/07, expeditionradio [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The recent RTTY contest leads one to ponder:
Why don't we see much backlash against contests?
--- expeditionradio [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The recent RTTY contest leads one to ponder:
Why don't we see much backlash against contests?
By orders of magnitude, contests create more QRM
than any other cause on ham radio. They commonly
render multiple ham bands nearly unusable for
22, 2007 6:32 AM
Subject: [digitalradio] QSO or QRM? ...or Contest?
The recent RTTY contest leads one to ponder:
Why don't we see much backlash against contests?
By orders of magnitude, contests create more QRM
than any other cause on ham radio. They commonly
render multiple ham
expeditionradio wrote:
The recent RTTY contest leads one to ponder: Why don't we see much
backlash against contests?
More flame bait.
de Roger W6VZV
