On Mon, 5 Jan 2015, Fred Jensen wrote:
One side of essentially every Q [guy on summit] is at QRP levels. For
summit-to-summit Q's, both sides are at QRP levels.
A significant proportion of SSB SOTA activators (at least in Europe and
Australia) run at slightly higher powers using rigs like
On Sat, 3 Jan 2015, Jim Lowman wrote:
Anyone have any suggestions, based on past experiences?
Well, I'm at present in Kenya (with my KX3) but it probably falls at
almost every one of your hurdles. No harm in throwing a few answers
in, though, just so you can cross the place off your list. ;)
On Sun, 4 Jan 2015, Ken G Kopp wrote:
Fred's certainly correct with his advice about not signing /QRP.
Many see it as some form of I'm special, take pitty on me or
whining.
The best reason for not using /QRP even if it is legal (and it cetrainly
isn't legal everywhere) is that it makes your
On Tue, 30 Dec 2014, Chris Hallinan wrote:
As usual, everyone has an opinion! ;)
Of course,
Proper etiquette is to top post
In my day, top posting was considered most impolite, while snipping and
interspersing replies (to give just enough context while keeping the
messages as short as
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