A new contest - and always a new configuration challenge...
for that you know what I am talking about, her the rules I came across
in packet:
(please tell me if you find it inappropriate to repeat this on this
reflector)
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From: OK1DRY @ OK0PPL.#BOH.CZE.EU (Josef)
To: CONTEST @ WW
Original copy from WWW.OKDXC.CZ pages.
Rules of World Wide Locator ( WWL ) Contest 1999
Contest: WWL DX Contest
Date: 2nd full weekend in March
13 - 14 th March 1999
Mode: CW , SSB, MIX
Time: 00.00 - 24.00 UTC 48 hours
Bands: 1.8 - 28 MHz
Categories:
A.
Single op ( CW or SSB or MIX, High Power, Low Power)
1. All band
2. Single band
3. Duo band ( any two band )
36 hours max operation time, no packet for single op any
category.
Low power is max. 100 Watts out.
B.
Multi ops ( CW, SSB or MIX )
1. Single TX - one signal anytime,
10 minute rule ( band and mode )
2. Two TX - one signal anytime
but on various band, 10 min rule
3. Multi multi
one signal on each band.
Packet allowed for all multi ops category.
C.
SWL single op, no Packet allowed.
Exchange:RS(T) + WWL
( 4 characters, for e.g. JN79 )
Points:Depends on computed distance between centers of
locators
each 500 km = 1 point
on 3,5 x 2, on 1,8 x 4
Multipliers:First two character of WWL
- World Field
on each band separately
( regardless mode )
Results: Sum of point x sum of multipliers
Logs: ONLY electronics logs
( any log in ASCII format will be accepted, recommended
software
N6TR, it is not necessary to have computed points,
multipliers or
final results ) deadline 15th May to:
Karel Karmasin, OK2FD
Gen.Svobody 636, 674 01 Trebic
Czech Republic
or e-mail: ok2fd@contesting.com
or ok2fd@okdxc.cz
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Well, it looks like we can get this going easily with the Stew Perry set
up for multiple bands, and indeed you can log this way. It should even
work with V4.05 with exchange received = rst domestic qth and
domestic multiplier = wysiwyg, as Karel or WWL.exe will compute the
score afterwards.
But surely you want to know if the other station is a new mult for you,
i. e. if you have worked his Field before. As the Stew Perry does not
deal with mults, you can't see it there. So I set up like this:
WWL\logcfg.dat -------------------------------------
MY CALL = DL2ZAV
input config file = c:\log\name\common.cfg
CONTEST = STEW PERRY
contest name = World Wide Locator Contest
DISPLAY MODE = COLOR
multiple bands = true
qso by band = true
mult by band = true
mult by mode = false
domestic multiplier = domestic file
domestic filename = 324field.dom
REMAINING MULT DISPLAY MODE = Erase ; can't get all 324 on screen
INITIAL EXCHANGE = GRID
exchange received = rst domestic qth
LITERAL DOMESTIC QTH = TRUE
<EOF> logcfg.dat -------------------------------------
Now, the QSO points shown are wrong. I get 8 points for my own grid.
Maybe TR is trying to process the JO in the multiplier column as
JO<SPACE><SPACE> = JO 20h 20h and calculates the distance from that?
I've tried to compensate this by moving MY GRID, but without success. I
ended up in Novaya Zemlya, then JO was correct (1 point), but the rest
of the world is still wrong.
As the final score will be calculated by Karel and you can't implement
the double and quadruple QSO points on 80 and 160 anyway, simply ignore
the QSO point column. You can guess the points from the distance shown
in the beam heading window.
For the multipliers, you need a list of all 324 Locator Fields. Here it
is. I have changed the order so that European grids show up in the
remaining mult display. You can simply move the lines with the grids you
want to see there to the end of the file.
324field.dom ------------------------------------------
na = NA
nb = NB
nc = NC
nd = ND
ne = NE
nf = NF
ng = NG
nh = NH
ni = NI
nj = NJ
nk = NK
nl = NL
nm = NM
nn = NN
no = NO
np = NP
nq = NQ
nr = NR
oa = OA
ob = OB
oc = OC
od = OD
oe = OE
of = OF
og = OG
oh = OH
oi = OI
oj = OJ
ok = OK
ol = OL
om = OM
on = ON
oo = OO
op = OP
oq = OQ
or = OR
pa = PA
pb = PB
pc = PC
pd = PD
pe = PE
pf = PF
pg = PG
ph = PH
pi = PI
pj = PJ
pk = PK
pl = PL
pm = PM
pn = PN
po = PO
pp = PP
pq = PQ
pr = PR
qa = QA
qb = QB
qc = QC
qd = QD
qe = QE
qf = QF
qg = QG
qh = QH
qi = QI
qj = QJ
qk = QK
ql = QL
qm = QM
qn = QN
qo = QO
qp = QP
qq = QQ
qr = QR
ra = RA
rb = RB
rc = RC
rd = RD
re = RE
rf = RF
rg = RG
rh = RH
ri = RI
rj = RJ
rk = RK
rl = RL
rm = RM
rn = RN
ro = RO
rp = RP
rq = RQ
rr = RR
aa = AA
ab = AB
ac = AC
ad = AD
ae = AE
af = AF
ag = AG
ah = AH
ai = AI
aj = AJ
ak = AK
al = AL
am = AM
an = AN
ao = AO
ap = AP
aq = AQ
ar = AR
ba = BA
bb = BB
bc = BC
bd = BD
be = BE
bf = BF
bg = BG
bh = BH
bi = BI
bj = BJ
bk = BK
bl = BL
bm = BM
bn = BN
bo = BO
bp = BP
bq = BQ
br = BR
ca = CA
cb = CB
cc = CC
cd = CD
ce = CE
cf = CF
cg = CG
ch = CH
ci = CI
cj = CJ
ck = CK
cl = CL
cm = CM
cn = CN
co = CO
cp = CP
cq = CQ
cr = CR
da = DA
db = DB
dc = DC
dd = DD
de = DE
df = DF
dg = DG
dh = DH
di = DI
dj = DJ
dk = DK
dl = DL
dm = DM
dn = DN
do = DO
dp = DP
dq = DQ
dr = DR
ea = EA
eb = EB
ec = EC
ed = ED
ee = EE
ef = EF
eg = EG
eh = EH
ei = EI
ej = EJ
ek = EK
el = EL
em = EM
en = EN
eo = EO
ep = EP
eq = EQ
er = ER
fa = FA
fb = FB
fc = FC
fd = FD
fe = FE
ff = FF
fg = FG
fh = FH
fi = FI
fj = FJ
fk = FK
fl = FL
fm = FM
fn = FN
fo = FO
fp = FP
fq = FQ
fr = FR
ga = GA
gb = GB
gc = GC
gd = GD
ge = GE
gf = GF
gg = GG
gh = GH
gi = GI
gj = GJ
gk = GK
gl = GL
gm = GM
gn = GN
go = GO
gp = GP
gq = GQ
gr = GR
ha = HA
hb = HB
hc = HC
hd = HD
he = HE
hf = HF
hg = HG
hh = HH
hi = HI
hj = HJ
hk = HK
hl = HL
hm = HM
hn = HN
ho = HO
hp = HP
hq = HQ
hr = HR
ia = IA
ib = IB
ic = IC
id = ID
ie = IE
if = IF
ig = IG
ih = IH
ii = II
ij = IJ
ik = IK
il = IL
im = IM
in = IN
io = IO
ip = IP
iq = IQ
ir = IR
ja = JA
jb = JB
jc = JC
jd = JD
je = JE
jf = JF
jg = JG
jh = JH
ji = JI
jj = JJ
jk = JK
jl = JL
jm = JM
jn = JN
jo = JO
jp = JP
jq = JQ
jr = JR
ka = KA
kb = KB
kc = KC
kd = KD
ke = KE
kf = KF
kg = KG
kh = KH
ki = KI
kj = KJ
kk = KK
kl = KL
km = KM
kn = KN
ko = KO
kp = KP
kq = KQ
kr = KR
la = LA
lb = LB
lc = LC
ld = LD
le = LE
lf = LF
lg = LG
lh = LH
li = LI
lj = LJ
lk = LK
ll = LL
lm = LM
ln = LN
lo = LO
lp = LP
lq = LQ
lr = LR
ma = MA
mb = MB
mc = MC
md = MD
me = ME
mf = MF
mg = MG
mh = MH
mi = MI
mj = MJ
mk = MK
ml = ML
mm = MM
mn = MN
mo = MO
mp = MP
mq = MQ
mr = MR
<EOF> 324field.dom ----------------------------------------
PS: Anybody interested in a quick config-hack for the DIG QSO Party this
weekend?
--
73, Udo
dl2zav@online.de
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