CQ WPX CW: Tips from the Contest Crew

[@kstuber564]

Well done guys. Please keep them coming. See u in WPX CW this weekend. 73, N4KS

[@N4AAJ]

Thank you, Contest Crew! Planning to single op from home and see what I can do. Really appreciate your tips and experience. 73

[@aris-yd6roa779]

Tnx Contest Crew❤

[@ng7m-ham-shack]

Excellent info as always. I really enjoyed some details on the SCP maintenance. 👍

[@migstwo5591]

I really appreciate it when the runner slows down the serial number!

[@edfelter4283]

Thanks for another informative interview with some great contesters. Ed AI6O (KCCC)

[@w1dedworldwidehamradio]

Thanks for following the channel, Ed. I agree - a great group of ops!

[@adyg6ad73]

I'm not a CW guy but I will do some S&P as GE6AD and hopefully give some points away with my prefix.

[@texasmike_K5TXM]

👍

[@michaelconatore4720]

I wonder if we made the generator shed a Faraday Cage?

[@shanebaker9975]

Any advice for new to cw operators? Say at 12 to 17 wpm

[@RandyThompsonK5ZD]

Stay higher in the band. CW speeds are often slower up there. Don’t be afraid to call CQ. The RBN will hear and spot you. People will call. They should match your speed.

[@shanebaker9975]

@@RandyThompsonK5ZDThank you, Randy! I’ll give it a go!! I appreciate you and the group doing these talks.

[@benjibenji5514]

Anothe interesting and very informative discussion, will see you in the contest , doing M/?From EI7M 73 de EI6JK

[@kstuber564]

Well done guys. Please keep them coming. See u in WPX CW this weekend. 73, N4KS