My thought with this spread out operating, Less fun being by yourself, But, less interference from your own other stations, In addition, even tho there is less interference, I bet the final scores wo
This defies logic! Operators who have stations can "play" at home using their own calls, which gives other contesters more stations to work. I see that as a big plus! What am I missing? It's not the
Mind you - this is not together with the conventional M/M category. This is separate. I think this is where the confusion lies. 73 Ria N2RJ _______________________________________________ CQ-Contest
Jim makes good points. By aggregating a number of single ops into a new multi category under one callsign, you're cutting down the number of workable stations. It just doesn't make sense. Why create
Ria, I don't understand why you are focusing so much on M/M? They are a very small percentage of the entities in just about every DX contest? Do the rules have to be written to appease them? M/S an
Quite simply - this rule was meant to allow those who would normally participate in an m/m to socially distance themselves. It's not some sort of weird fetish or obsession. It's an accommodation to a
Author: K3TN via CQ-Contest <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Date: Wed, 28 Oct 2020 09:53:42 +0000 (UTC)
The approach does not represent change - sounds like the thought was "Hey, back in 2014 when we did the W1AW/ operations, this approach worked out pretty well." Of course, that wasn't a contest. In 2
Ria, You are making the assumption that MM operations have the most operators. That's not true. With lockouts, in-band radios on run band and a radio on every band you aren't running on all the time