Hi Tony,
First, edit the ARDXDX.DAT file. Add a line "DX: DX; 2".
This
will accomodate any DX station you work. bring up CT and name your file.
Use ARRL DX (DX SIDE). Set up for SSB and SO and don't worry
about the power block that comes up. You can leave it at the 100Watt
default.
You will log call (hit space bar) and log state/province. If it is a DX
station,
just log it as DX (there are no multipliers). The score will be wrong, but
that is
fairly easy to calculate by hand as it equals the total number of QSO's.
Good Luck, and hope to see you in the QSO Party.
73 Dallas W3PP
----- Original Message -----
From: Tony McClenny <tony@mcclenny.org>
To: <CT-USER@contesting.com>
Sent: Saturday, January 27, 2001 12:29 PM
Subject: [ct-user] Delaware Contest
>
> On February 3rd and 4th, the Delaware QSO party will take place and I plan
> to operate from my home in Bethany Beach, DE.
>
> If using CT for logging in this event, does anyone have a suggestion as to
> the mode or contest choice to select?
>
> The exchange is a signal report and county for Delaware operators (me)
> and
> a signal report and QTH for those operating from outside the state.
>
> We can work stations once per band and mode.
> Each phone qso counts as 1 point
> Each cw /rtty/digital qso counts as two points
>
> Yours truly will be operating only on phone 80 to 10 meters.
>
> Your suggestions will be considered and appreciated. Thanks in advance.
>
> - Tony, N3ME -
>
>
>
>
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