Hi Rich, great about that, sorry I didnīt noticed it when you post it. But really this is a big problem. 73, Jorge CX6VM/CW5W --Mensaje original-- De: cq-contest-bounces@contesting.com [mailto:cq-con
you are going for a top place in SOAB unassisted? If yes, I donīt think you will allow a friend call. But if anyway he call you, just tell him you are unassisted and donīt want to know where to find
If your operation meets the requirements of the claimed category, why would you NOT chose to enter the category most advantageous to you? For example, if I find that I've had a really super weekend o
Hans, In your example, there's nothing ethically wrong. There have been cases, however, where a competitive entrant in the Single Op *Unassisted* category has found that he did not win, saw that ther
so you see that another Station win you in SOAB and you decided to send single band 40? Really I donīt do that... Of course will be many exceptions... 73, Jorge CX6VM/CW5W --Mensaje original-- De: kz
But suppose that I enter as Low Power. During the contest, I decide to operate High Power. I'd have to change it, or just forget about it and not enter, and maybe not enter many others. 73, Gerry, K8
Really? All these years I thought that log checking was done to catch (and penalize) errors. Dave AB7E _______________________________________________ CQ-Contest mailing list CQ-Contest@contesting.co
I think there's a big difference between changing your power level during a contest... or changing from a MS to SO because the other op couldn't make it, or SO to MS or even MM because another op sho
Please don't put words in my mouth. My example was intended to show a completely legitimate reason why a person might not wish to designate his category until after the competition. I don't see any s
One idea to deal with "entry category shopping": have the contest sponsor automatically enter each submitted log in every category it was eligible for (based on number of operators, allowable power,
K5ZD wrote: The experience of the journey is far more important than the place in the standings. I couldn't agree more visiting Tunisia after yasmine revolution! My YU friends explained me WPX M/S ru
Mario, New rules do not exclude octopus at all. They give the edge to those MS who have separate antennas to operate multiple stations on the same band. Another issue is power limit. 3V8SS says the p
I only wish old mults only rule for M/S is returned especially in forthcoming improved propagations. OC Hrane, YT1AD of 3V8BB fame has been visiting Tunisia often since 1990s, developed special relat