[NLRS] EME contest score at N0AKC

[Charles & Joan Betz]

Jon,

The easiest way is to go on the JT65 EME link on ping-jockey and set up
skeds.  Many stations get on there and post where they are calling CQ, so
either you go to that freq and call them, or set up a sked with them on
line. 

However, you would be amazed at how easy it actually is to hear the tones
coming through the speaker.  

Charlie, N0AKC


-----Original Message-----
From: nlrs-bounces at mailman.qth.net [mailto:nlrs-bounces at mailman.qth.net] On
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Sent: Sunday, November 20, 2005 4:52 PM
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Subject: Re: [NLRS] EME contest score at N0AKC



Charlie, how do you initiate a contact, or  respond to a CQ, in a EME
contest 
where everyone is running JT65 ?  Can you  "see" a station calling CQ
contest 
on random, or do you have to hear them  to "lock on" ?   I thought you had
to 
know the other stations freq to  make a JT65 contact (unless you can hear 
them).  

73,  Jon
W0ZQ

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