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![]() "N2EY" wrote Not necessarily a good comparison. Conditions during one weekend may be better, for example. While one mode or the other may have an advantage due to better conditions (or whatever) in any single given year, the Nov SS contest has been run with CW and Phone weekends 14 days apart for many decades (1st and 3rd weekends of November respectively). Without a SINGLE exception, the average scores on phone weekends are significantly higher than on the CW weekends, no exceptions. The reason is that the exchange is faster on phone than on CW. 73, de Hans, K0HB |
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"KØHB" wrote in message ink.net...
"N2EY" wrote Not necessarily a good comparison. Conditions during one weekend may be better, for example. While one mode or the other may have an advantage due to better conditions (or whatever) in any single given year, the Nov SS contest has been run with CW and Phone weekends 14 days apart for many decades (1st and 3rd weekends of November respectively). Yep. Without a SINGLE exception, the average scores on phone weekends are significantly higher than on the CW weekends, no exceptions. Did you mean winning scores, Hans? Or did you actually add up all the scores submitted each year and work out the average? "Average scores" can mean a lot of different things. The reason is that the exchange is faster on phone than on CW. For a sizable percentage of the participants, that's certainly a factor. And I'm sure most of them don't repeat back the entire SS exchange - unlike what I hear so often on Field Day. There is also the factor that there may be more participants during the 'phone weekend. Also fewer QRP entries on phone? A really fun contest regardless of mode. Someday I'll do a sweep... 73 de Jim, N2EY |
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