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Asunto: | Re: [dxcolombia] RE: [CQ-Contest] RA3CO | Fecha: | Domingo, 7 de Junio, 2009 07:19:04 (-0500) | Autor: | Dxcolombia Costanet <dxcolombia @.........co>
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En respuesta a: | Mensaje 5476 (escrito por David J. Sourdis) |
DAvid mandame el link que dices alli de los
comentarios,voy a formalizar tambien un comentario de parte mia.
Pedro
Hk1X
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Sunday, June 07, 2009 2:42 AM
Subject: [dxcolombia] RE: [CQ-Contest]
RA3CO
Hello all.
I hope that the moderator will let this
pass and I offer my apologies to all if I it looks like I use this channel to
remove the dirt around this HK3AR issue, but there are many things that cannot
be left unsaid, specially when some ill-intentioned comments are said by
people who don't have the moral authority to say anything about it. I have
read comments in some ham forums and I decided not to answer them, but I had
enough. Please let this words on behalf of some HK hams be read by all.
Everybody has the right to defend themselves.
Regarding visiting
Colombia, I had no idea about Mr. Weil's travels and troubles with colombian
hams. I must say that there´s always more than one version of all the tales. I
also understand it was a long time ago. Anyway, for a little more recent
references and not half a century old news, we should ask K3ZO, N3JT or John
J. Boucher whose callsign I've forgotten and he lived here 9 years and many
other hams who have visited SEVERAL TIMES HK land, what they think about
it.
Mr. Ragozinski:
I agree with the complaint filed to the
Communications Ministry of Colombia and agree with the decision taken by this
institution and also agree with the decision taken by the contest comitee. I
don´t know about the variety of possible suggested reasons they had to do so,
for me and many others it was an illegal operation, period. And it is
incredible that you and some of your fiends try now to show that the bad guys
of this "movie" are the ones who took the initiative to do what they
righteously did and they were supported by many other hams in Colombia,
including myself. Including my colleagues from Spain, the Torrent Contest
Club, we worked that contest as M/S and HK3AR was the only one HK station we
logged. When I learned that an illegal operation had taken place in
Colombia I felt ashamed, I felt like I couldn't look to the faces of my
spanish contest mates because this had happened. And more because this
affected our score and we were in a foto finish with another spanish M/S
group, and the difference on scores were less than half a multiplier for the
first place in Spain. So in my case, there is no jealousy, it is just a matter
of doing things right and about not doing invalid multipliers in a contest
because somebody, with the help and suppor of others, pirated a callsign, that
applies here too and doesn't make me happy scorewise.
It is a matter
of doing things right in a country were many of us are tired of the wrong
doing, the corruption, and we dont want to look away anymore, even when this
kind of attitude SOMETIMES can be very hazardous to your health, Mr.
Ragozinski. We just try to put our grain of sand, or our two cents, to make
this a better country, but some are afraid to take actions about this because
it can be dangerous in a place where the voices who complain about wrong doing
can be silenced by bullets or by others with obscure interests who try to
ridiculize and calumniate them and deviate the public attention in other
direction.
It is insulting for all of the more than 20 colombian hams,
who supported with their signature the complaint against A CASE ILLEGAL USE OF
HAM RADIO IN COLOMBIA, that there's has been some comments in some internet
ham pages propped by a group of hams, trying to change the subject. Trying to
make us look like the bandits, like just a bunch of jealous and envious hams,
give me a break!
So, Mr. Ragozinski, if you came to this country to
support or consider that is OK to break the law, if you came here to mock of
and insult honest hams, persons who try to do things right even when it can be
dangerous in some cases, please give your HK ham license back and go back to
Poland or wherever you came from. We don't need people like you
here.
David
Sourdis HK1KXA EC5KXA
> From:
jamesdavidcain@gmail.com > To: cq-contest@contesting.com > Date:
Sat, 6 Jun 2009 17:51:00 -0400 > Subject: [CQ-Contest] RA3CO >
> In all Danny Weil's travels, the one, only, country where he got into
a hassle with local hams was Colombia. It's all in my book. > >
Jim Cain, K1TN > www.arrl.org/catalog/yasme/ > > >
It's interesting to me that I have visited the stations of two of the
operators who filed the complaint agains RA3CO and was permitted to make QSO's
using their calls. Their complaint was based on two factors from what I
understand: > > 1. Colombian law does not permit "loaning" ones'
station to another > 2. Yuri was not properly licensed/not permitted to
use the call HK3RA > > Seems like two of those boys are similar
to the pot calling the kettle black at least in the first regard. My opinion
is that it was pure jealousy at work and nothing more. They also accused me of
operating illegally from HK7 based on nothing more than spots that were seen
on the clusters. mmmmmmmmmmm.............. > > > Tony
W4OI/HK1AR > >
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