[Moon] ARRL contest and more! cheating

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As always when hanselman writes, its not worth to read.73 Hb9bbd


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Von: Stephen Hanselman <eme at kc4sw.com> 
Datum: 03.11.2015  01:10  (GMT+01:00) 
An: Peter Sundberg <sm2cew at telia.com> 
Cc: moon at moonbounce.info 
Betreff: Re: [Moon] ARRL contest and more! cheating 

Great, your comments are just as rude and insulting. 
What we have here is a few folks who have spent a pile of money and built complex stations.  These stations give them the ability to look at "everything" and make the decision of who to work easy.  This is as opposed to those of us on a much tighter budget who can only look one place at a time hoping to find a workable signal.  In other words they have built a station that gives them an advantage in contesting and they want to keep that advantage. 
By the way my info on what was discussed came direct from the participants mouth so politely "to bad so sad"
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On Nov 2, 2015, at 12:58, Peter Sundberg <sm2cew at telia.com> wrote:

You assumptions are not correct Stephen, in fact they are quite insulting.

As I was running the 2m Eu EME net for many years and acted as a relay for VE7BQH traffic I certainly know what I am talking about. Same goes for the classic K1RQG 432& above EME Net.

There is no need to justify todays lack of QSO ethics by saying that things were the same when we used 20m to coordinate schedules, often 2-4 weeks in advance. NOTHING was done in real time in those days.

Hmmmmmm..

Peter SM2CEW



At 00:17 2015-11-02, Stephen Hanselman wrote:
From talking to some of the real old time EMEers (mostly SK now) they used 20M to "coordinate" those QSOs.

Hmmmm,

73's



Stephen Hanselman, KC4SW

Datagate Systems, LLC


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