Realize that to fully implement the "delete the Q if its not legal on both
sides" policy, you have to know the 160M frequency allocations for every
country on the planet. Really? If a ZS calls you 1851 - good Q? How about
HS0 call you? Do you know the Thailand 160M frequency allocations by heart? I
sure don’t.
Where's the end of that discussion actually?
I think certain KL7 stations within XX miles of some lat and long are limited
to a certain reduced power. Are we supposed to keep an eye on that as well?
Just log what you hear and move on.
Ed N1UR
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Subject: [CQ-Contest] EU out of band on 160
BUT ... getting penalized three QSOs because you mis-typed a single letter
or number builds character. ------ >"Working such a station can negatively
impact your score as some
participants will remove the QSO immediately when they figure they’re out
of band."
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