From the Rebel DX Group site I read today, “ We will be testing some our new ideas to operate 5 different stations on FT8 (FOX & HUND) at the same time by 1 operator.”Īs co-founder of the Rebel DX Group a few years ago, I walked away when it became clear FT8 was ruining what I consider “Amateur Radio”. If it comes down to it, I’d rather die with 339 DXCC entities than work Bouvet on FT8. I saw the upcoming Bouvet DXpedition is all about FT8, even more so than they were on Conway Reef. Note, I didn’t say FT8 is killing Ham Radio, I said it is destroying it. Hell, no need for a microphone or a CW key (or keyer)! You just need some computer software where your computer can earn ARRL’s DXCC in a day!įT8 is destroying Ham Radio.

The automated software does the scripted connectivity.ĭon’t worry you little pistols. Don’t think it happens? Do your homework as it most assuredly does. You know the mode where their unmanned computer talks to your unmanned computer. VK9CE has been on that Ham Radio destroying computer software mode, all day. How frustrating to invest and build a station, put aluminum in the sky, get a little goo, and pffft – nothing. All day I’ve scanned the bands and DX Cluster on both CW and SSB on all bands for Cocos-Keeling (VK9CE) and guess what? Nothing.

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