Fine definitions Jim, I agree 100%!
73 de Greg N3ZL
Jim George wrote:
> From Randy Thompson:
>
> "Here is your assignment. Propose new rule wordings for single op and single
> op assisted that are simple, easily understood/translated to multiple
> languages, will be widely accepted by the contest community, and makes it
> clear what the difference is between assistance and not assistance. Oh, and
> it needs to apply equally for SSB, CW, and RTTY."
>
> Here goes.
>
> Single Op
>
> Operates the amateur radio equipment alone. All reception and transmitting
> is done in accordance with the contest rules and the rules of his/her
> licensing authority. No use of receiving or alerting assistance of any kind
> is allowed including external spotting, arranged schedules, or any decoding
> devices other than natural human capability may be used, except for RTTY,
> where "non-human ear" decoding of incoming signals is allowed if the
> decoding is done within the usual bandpass of the receiver.
>
> Single Operator Assisted
>
> Same as Single Op except the use of receiving or alerting assistance may be
> used including external spotting, as well as decoding devices other than
> natural human capability.
>
> Jim George N3BB
>
>
>
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