I just received this email. How would you respond? I don't know if this person was in the contest or not. Name removed for privacy. "I 'm going through my logs from the November Phone SS, and I have
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Quack As soon as it is too late to send the logs in, Tell him. Rex -- Forwarded Message -- I just received this email. How would you respond? I don't know if this person was in the contest or not. Na
My initial thought was to tell him/her that you're sorry, but that this request "seems odd", and that you are a firm believer in the principle that once the contest is over, it is over, and that all
I'd wait until the 30 day deadline for submitting the log has passed, then answer him. Alan Braun NS0B -- Original Message -- From: "Mike Fatchett, W0MU" <w0mu@w0mu.com> To: <cq-contest@contesting.co
I didn't strike the QSO with the guy who spotted me in the wrong state in the 10-Meter Contest... In both cases (mine and W0MU's) the other guy didn't give you any reason to believe he didn't get you
And what is to stop the guy from going to the ARRL logs submitted page, finding your call, and seeing what section is associated with it. Or looking back through old line scores to see what section y
Yes unfortunately you can go to the log received page and find out where section the log was submitted for. Me thinks the ARRL should not provide this information. Mike W0MU And what is to stop the g
Ya know John, that is a very interesting observation. I've noted that ARRL supresses certain info until the deadline for a contest submission has passed - namely the claimed score info. I think that
I emailed a reply stating that I would be happy to provide the information after the log deadline and that it was outside the rules for me to provide it at this time. He was not the only one that had
I think that somebody really needs to tell Dan Henderson or whomever is the contest/web guy at ARRLto supress any information that could have been used in the exchange (except for the obvious - the c
I suppose you could tell him to wipe the smudge off his monitor. Either that or scroll the log up or down a line so the smudge is now on top of someone else :-) 73 de Jim Smith VE7FO Mike Fatchett, W
This is true. Nonetheless, some choose to report the info; others do not. And, the information is not the official data (i.e., you could say for QTH, QTH as Texas). On the other hand, the ARRL inform