The answer would depend on from whom you received the note.
If it were from the accuser then I would agree with the last poster which is to
ignore it. At least from a Contester's point of view. If this person is a
friend (term used loosely) I would approach them and try to work it out.
If the note is from the Contest Organizer, prepare your defense, (i.e.) high
gain antenna, jealous competitor, etc and submit your position. Not much more
you can do.
It would appear to me that the accuser has the burden of providing proof.
Clint - W5CPT
----- Original Message -----
From: whhendrick
To: cq-contest@contesting.com
Cc: Toni and Colleen Radebaugh
Sent: Wednesday, November 01, 2006 2:55 PM
Subject: [CQ-Contest] HELP-Accused of Cheating
I received a note via US mail accusing me of running more power than I
claimed during the 2006 CQP contest. I am asking the contesting community
for some advice on this matter. I could ignore it as someone who is mad at
me since my score is greater than there's. I could try to prove my entry,
which I am willing to do. I could give in to them and throw my log out but
then it makes me feel like I am in the wrong, which I am not. I ran legal
power but to very high gain antennas and I'm sure my signal was strong
enough to seem like I was running higher power.
Any suggestions?
Bill, N0AC@N0NI
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