Sorry, but I'm not smart enough and that really passes my comprehension. Can someone betray a secret how can HA stations win most of the QRP and Low Power categories in IARU HF every year with such a
Why not have a bit more publicity and transparency to allow a better judging of such scores? An internet-based score list can easily inform about the antenna system used (some european VHF-contests i
Robert If they cheated then they lost, it's that simple. If they did, they will know, and almost certainly so will you. For a somewhat different reason, laugh and move on. Nobody gets killed or starv
I think there are a number of reasons not to do this. For one, the contest committee is in a much better position to question and adjudicate irregularities. That's why they get the big bucks (sic). O
Author: "Kenneth E. Harker" <kenharker@kenharker.com>
Date: Tue, 12 Jun 2007 05:36:15 -0700
We seem to have gotten past this with Log Checking Reports. I remember when people were first getting their LCRs, there was a certain amount of nitpicking and teeth grinding over specific QSOs, and c
I agree - I have no problem with anyone looking at my logs. And I have many of them here: http://www.kkn.net/~k5tr/blanco/logs/ My long term plan is to have my contest logs, my contest audio recordin
It's simple. They are cheating like hell and the contest organizers don't care even when they are warned with details. IARU HF is a perfect example crooked contesters meet lousy organizers. 73, zoli
Or as well by the organizers of the EU-sprint and I never heard of complaints and any nitpicking. I guess there won´t be great interest in small logs other than by other fellow submitters of sm
Hello all, other interesting thing i mentioned last days are EU records in CQWW CW- wonder how HP/LP/QRP AB have almost same multiplier number,respestively 636/632/632...as well,hats off for the winn