Is there anything in the rules that wouldn't allow one to start with a
high serial number, like 800 instead of 1 :-) ???
Joe-aa4nn wrote:
In my early days of contesting I would shy away from contests
having a serial number in the exchange. It was for me a big
time thing to fall behind in the
The big "secret" to increasing your score in contests is
two-fold. Stay in the chair and call CQ. Your total and rates will
improve dramatically. I, like many who have wrote before, compete
with myself to see if I can improve. You are your best competition.
BTW - It's not really a secret.
Bob,
Let's look at it in perspective
ANY contester in ANY contest will always be behind
unless he/she's the winner. This is an obvious fact.
I've been a high-scoring SS participant in the past, with
a Northwest Division first place one year, made a number
of DX-pedition trips and a wa
Bob,
Let's look at it in perspective
ANY contester in ANY contest will always be behind
unless he/she's the winner. This is an obvious fact.
I've been a high-scoring SS participant in the past, with
a Northwest Division first place one year, made a number
of DX-pedition trips and a wa
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