Massive Audio DB8000 User Manual download pdf (Page 97)

AMATEUR

RADIO

(Continued from

page 84)

`but CW

is

no

fun." To

refute

that, there

is plenty of

evidence

that CW operation

provides the

maximum participation

in

the

various

contests sponsored by the ARRL

and other amateur

organizations.

Normally,

there are more CW than phone

entries,

and not

all the participants are `old fogies,"

either,

if the number of new WA and WB

calls means anything.

As

Bud, K9WQS, sums

it

up, "When I

first got my

General ticket,

I

operated AM,

SSB,

and

2 -meter

FM, but after a few

months I got tired

of phone and shifted to

CW. At first, it was slow going;

but with

regular use

and

a

bug,

my speed

gradually

reached 25

wpm.

I

do work phone oc-

casionally, but I like

CW better."

Upcoming ARRL Contests.

The 14th

An-

nual

Novice Roundup is scheduled for 6

p.m., local

time,

February

4, to

6 p.m.,

February

19.

The 33rd Annual

International

DX

Competition

will take place February

4 -5

and March 4 -5 for

phone operation,

and

February

18 -19 and March 18 -19 for

CW, between 0001

and

2400,

GMT, each

period.

Log sheets for both

events

are

available

from the American Radio Relay

League,

Inc., 225

Main

St.,

Newington,

Conn. 06111.

To participate in the

Novice

Roundup,

you

operate a total of

40 hours

on any or

all

Novice bands

and

work

all comers.

You send a "personal" number

and

your

ARRL section identification

to

each con -

(Continued on page

110)

Steve

(WA9IZR),

Pat (WN9MWR), and

Vern Malott

(WA9KAG), Michigan City,

Ind.,

can operate

from

160 to

2

meters, AM, CW, SSB,

FM, mobile

or

fixed.

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