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Re: [CQ-Contest] RES: CQ WPX M/M Distributed Category Update

To: k9yc@arrl.net
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] RES: CQ WPX M/M Distributed Category Update
From: Ray Higgins <ray.w2re@gmail.com>
Date: Fri, 2 Apr 2021 07:02:51 -0400
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5/17 M/M that posted on 3830 operated distributed. So basically 30% of all M/M 
experimented in this category. I’m already in contact - they reached out to us 
from M/M stations in Europe on how to do. 

My post is about the excitement it has generated with young people and some of 
us OM. We have a youth program that is growing just not here in the USA but 
worldwide. The very first dedicated youth station is on the air from Europe 
(Croatia) for young hams under the age of 26. We are doing the same with 
generous hams or organizations in England, Norway, Puerto Rico and USA right 
now, these locations will come online soon. It gets even better, youths are 
giving back to youths. We have a few youths on the program that have opened up 
their own personal station(s) for other youths to enjoy. Anyone that follows me 
on social media knows about all of this. 

We’re not doing this alone, we have generous station owners, organizations and 
Flex Radio all joining forces to make this happen. We have an announcement 
forthcoming on the organizations that have joined forces. 

Young people are attracted to contesting - it’s like gaming to them. Just look 
at CWT results - you have some playing with the best in the world. Two of the 
youths actually experimented in a M/2 distributed in CWT at the 0300 session 
this Weds and made 300 Q’s and 70,000+ points but didn’t submit a score because 
the category doesn’t exist, they did it to have fun. These are just some of the 
cool things you may not be hearing or seeing but it’s actually happening. 

This is my last post on this subject here. You can follow us on FB or Twitter 
to get the latest updates on what’s happening.

73,  

Ray W2RE 




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> On Apr 2, 2021, at 1:51 AM, Jim Brown <k9yc@audiosystemsgroup.com> wrote:
> 
> On 4/1/2021 5:55 PM, Michael Walker wrote:
>> How is a DM any different than a Multi-Multi
> 
> Operator mentoring/learning and camaraderie are present at a physical multi. 
> Far less so
> A physical multi is usually a superior station, so builds operator skill by 
> providing higher rate.
> 
> My objections have nothing to do with technology, it's about more calls to 
> work. A DM provides one call to work. Those same stations signing their own 
> calls increase the number of active stations, making the contest more fun for 
> the rest of us.
> 
> 73, Jim K9YC
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