YUP those chair sitters I got on for while. I thought I would pass out a
few points so I was just SP with 100 wts. because I have a job here at
home now. and can't put in a lot of hours.
I ran across some of them, I called that were calling CQ over and over
and didn't answer my call even
Hi Pete,
As long as your relays have decent isolation, even for high impedances,
it may even be better to switch the Bev wires themselves. That way you
don't share the ground at the feed end, and avoid any common impedance
coupling.
73, Greg, ZL3IX
On 2011-02-02 11:29, Pete Smith wrote:
If
Ron Spencer wrote:
In this past weekend's contest I ran into this several times. I'd tune
the band, find a seemingly empty spot, listen and then send a quick ?.
Quick so that if its in use I don't cause QRM for too long. Listen
again and if no response a quick QRL? If no response I'd start
