Hi, I haven't done Multi Op in ARRL for some time thus looked at the rules today after a while. It was surpise for me that only 6 band changes are allowed for M/S. And there is no word about the seco
Yes, that's it. It used to be a ten-minute band-change rule, but I like the 6-changes-per-hour rule better. The "second" and any other radios are good as back-ups and for filling the bandmap. Not lik
That's why there's a multi-2 category. -- The world's top contesters battle it out in Finland! THE OFFICIAL FILM of WRTC 2002 now on professional DVD and VHS! http://home1.pacific.net.sg/~jamesb/ --
General HF Rules: 2.3.1. Multioperator, Single Transmitter: Stations are allowed only one transmitted signal at any given time. Yes, different than CQWW -- The world's top contesters battle it out in
Tonno, M/S and M/2 are great categories in DX contesting. They both require even more strategic thinking and teamwork than single-op and multi-multi. You do understand the rule correctly. But, you ca
thanks guys for many prompt answers! ES5Q will be M/2! More fun for us and you;) Cu on bands! 73 tonno es5tv today multpliers transmitted signal at any given time. -- The world's top contesters battl
M/S band change restrictions such as ARRL's create a lame category in which the scoring potential for multiple operators in a given time span is lower than the scoring potential for one operator. Thi
Rick, I agree with you that the NCCC M/S rule makes more sense and is a little more practical, IMHO, than the current ARRL M/S rule. It's too late to do anything about it for this contest season, wit
One of the great things about he ARRL contest is that this has a M/S category that can be truly called a Multi-op Single transmitter category. The limit on band changes makes it possible to do well i
When trying to work multi-single in the ARRL test a few years ago, I realized how frustrating this is since even though I was the only person operating at the time, I could not utlize the capabilitie