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RE: ARRL DX TEST - Where to Start
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by n6tr on February 15, 2001
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20 meters.
Many of the DX stations start on this band looking for a few big hours before hitting the low bands. Often, they end up spending a lot of their daylight time on 15/10 where propagation is better.
There just isn't a better time to find all of these guys on 20 meters at the same time.
If you are a two radio wizard, you can do this while running guys. However, the short exchange in this contest make it much harder than the SS.
Tree N6TR
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RE: ARRL DX TEST - Where to Start
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by N4ZR on February 15, 2001
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Thanks Tree. Do you think that selection of 20M might in part be a West Coast thing? I know K3ZO starts on 40, but I always felt like I was missing something doing that, even though the rate is high.
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