Logging cut numbers as the letters sent seems rather silly to me. The argument that, "but that is what was sent" is refuted if you think about how the callsign is sent: dah di dah dit dah dit dit dit
How about a simple rule: When sending numbers that convey no information, go ahead and use cut numbers. For example, 5NN, T for leading zeros, CQ zones where you know the zone from the callsign. For
You can occassionally print 5NN RST on RTTY :-) UE DE MARIO, S56A _______________________________________________ CQ-Contest mailing list CQ-Contest@contesting.com http://lists.contesting.com/mailman
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Cut numbers and letters just don't mix, nohow. I could not ever see doing that. Last year in the 10 GHz contest I can recall sending "EN61gp" for over 4 minutes before the station at the other end co