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March 25th 12, 04:00 PM
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2012 CQ World-Wide WPX Contest. SSB (Amateur)
wrote: The 2012 CQ World-Wide WPX Contest. SSB is this weekend. Your chance to hear or contact those rarely heard countries. 12 and 15 meters daytime have been best. I contacted Tunisia on 15 meters and South Cook Islands on 12 meters today. Check the DX Summit or DX Cluster for listings of stations on the air. Jim (MI) On 3/24/2012 9:13 PM, Bob Dobbs wrote: I thought there were to be no contests on the WARC bands, kinda makes you wanna go do a little jamming, eh? You are correct: No contesting allowed on the WARC bands...but he did NOT say that the 12 meter station was in the contest. No *contest* stations would be on the WARC bands because when you sent your log in the log checkers would bounce it a mile high. To say nothing of the fact that 99.99999999% of the hams know there is no contesting allowed on the WARC bands and would not be trying to run the contest on those bands in the first place. |
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