(Araucaria) BS7H

[py2yp]

Como o próprio, sempre bem humorado, Jim registra, é absolutamente lamentável o comportamento das pessoas que reclamam, seja pelo cluster, seja na frequência da expedição, nas mais das vezes até mesmo ofendendo os operadores. 

O crítico teria a pretensão de transmitir algo assim: "Olha como sou competente, sei tudo, só não fui porque não fui convidado"?

Talvez eles ficassem tremendo de medo na escuridão, sem ninguém por perto; apenas o operador e o pile-up urrando nos ouvidos. Será que conseguiriam fazer 1 QSO por minuto?

Um recado aos experientes críticos: Não se desesperem, mais 2 ou 3 dias, o pile-up diminue e até mesmo vocês vão conseguir falar.

Para quem não sabe, James Brooks, 9V1YC, é fotógrafo e cinegrafista profissional, excelente operador, participou de inúmeras DX-peditions. Visitem seu site http://www.dxvideos.com/

73 DX de PY2YP - Cesar
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Ademir 
  To: Lista Araucaria 
  Sent: Tuesday, May 01, 2007 7:59 PM
  Subject: (Araucaria) BS7H



  Com esta narração, pergunto:

  Como foi possível definir este local como entidade?




                               PRESS RELEASE 


  An update from James Brooks was received at 0300 local our time this
  morning where he attempted to provide us insight on the overall
  situation and ended it with: "It's just that hard" 

  It is now day 3 on Scarborough with operations going for 48 hours.

  All 4 operating positions are built and the team has gone from survival
  in route, to survival while building, to survival while in QSO mode.

  Everyone on the team has cuts from the coral. The closest access to any
  of the rocks is over coral and no one has been spared coral scrapes and
  cuts. Add to that over 100 degree heat and sunburn and you have a
  dangerous environment for all.

  During the day each shift is 6 hours in heat and a dry wind under a
  small umbrella. If you are lucky enough you get to operate at night. You
  are left on a rock for 13 hours barely 4 feet above the water in pitch
  black sitting in a folding chair, no where to walk and stretch and
  getting a constant salt spray. You can't see the other rocks nor the
  ship and if something goes wrong there is no chance of rescue.

  The steppIR verticals and one Yagi are up. Two stations will stay on 20
  mtrs while the other two will search 15, 17, 30 and 40 for openings.

  So as you sit there in your comfy shack complaining on the cluster and
  sending us emails about your lack of a QSO and the do's and don'ts,
  think what our team is going through to bring you "the chance of a
  QSO". 

  Here is just a sampling of our fan mail received today:

  "fIVE YEARS PLAnning you did a shitty job we cant hear you on the east
  coast you shoud have gotton info from n8s they did a great job at least
  you heard them you guys keep working ja's and w6's thats all your going
  to get the east coast i guess is off limmits you wount get any donation
  from me or any one else on the east coast you guys are the worst go to
  11 meters you might have better lush"

  GL and we wish you the best in the upcoming days.

  N4XP and N1DG for the team on Scarborough Reef




  Ademir - py2sp
  py2sp em itelefonica.com.br


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