Good day:
I don't see this is an issue for the contest sponsor. IMHO, if I log the QSO
with
the required exchange information, I'm claiming a valid QSO. The contest
sponsor just needs to check the accuracy of my information if they can and
take my word for it if they cannot.
I had the identical situation with an NT station in the CW contest. I didn't
claim the QSO because it would have been claiming a multiplier I didn't
work - though I had a nice QSO with him.. I also missed the sweep. :-(
73,
Mark
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From: I H <ih772@yahoo.com>
[...]
>
> So getting back to my original question, should the qso be counted if he
> wasn't
> giving the whole exchange and or once in a while just coming up with a check
> that changed several times as the contest progressed. (something I heard him
> a
> do a couple of times in the five minutes I listened to him). How would the
> log
> checking software know what check was really the correct one if the guy
> doesn't
> submit his log.
>
> I wonder how many guys will be bummed if the qso isn't counted.
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