[NLRS] Rovermania: Reaching out to others to generate growth

daniel monson danielmonson at compuserve.com
Sat Jun 18 14:36:29 EDT 2005


>was often successful in following a pair of stations
>completed their contact was apparently never heard as they had hit the
>bandswitch the instant the last one of them lifted the PTT button.
>Perhaps I should be less polite and tail end in the middle, but unhappy
>folks can remember who made them unhappy and hear even less well. <

I had little time on the weekend, but the time I did work, I found that to
be the rule.   I only have 6 and 2 meters, so I usually lost all contact 
when the stations changed to bands I couldn't monitor.  Has anyone ever
done a study on score numbers for working one station on each band that you
have versus working multiple stations on each band before moving on?


>Sure it can get hectic, but 
> hey, considering we listen to dead air most of the time, I CRAVE the 
> activity that contests bring.<

So key up instead of just listening!  I used to call CQ fairly often, but
the image started to form in mymind of other operators hearing me and
thinking 'It's just RQH again, no QSO points or new grid squares, so why
answer?'  I hope that's not the case.

Dan
KC0RQH, EN35    


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