[ARDF] ARDF Transmissions

[Ewald & Helga Stadler]

Hi guys, MO is used because it is the abriviation of MO-E to MO-5 used 
for the transmitters in the woods.
I guess, MO was the easiest and closest to be picked from what was 
available. No other meaning
it was a simple invention related to MO-E to MO-5. 73  Ewald DJ2UE, ARDF 
by foot active since 1977.

Marvin Johnston schrieb:

>Hi Chuck,
>
>Granted, that is what MO alone is used for, but what does MO stand for?
>I am guessing it is an abbreviation for something in Europe, but I don't
>know.
>
>"Sieveking, Chuck" wrote:
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>
>>It is the finish beacon that sends MO. The finish beacon sends no dits - it is
>>   TX #0.
>>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>From: Marvin Johnston [mailto:marvin at rain.org]
>>Sent: Friday, April 23, 2004 11:59 AM
>>To: ARDF; ardf-socal
>>Subject: [ARDF] ARDF Transmissions
>>
>>What is the meaning of MO, and why was it chosen for ARDF competitions?
>>Somehow, it seems like this would be a common question and we shoud know
>>the answer!
>>    
>>
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