Art,
I was a little confused by that at first too. I have run the IARU contest
for many years and thought that I hadn't heard AA as a IARU official
designation before, so finally guessed that it stood for zone 11. It
didn't help any that the station giving out AA for 11 had a US 1 x 1 call
instead of KP4/ which is where they were located.
73 John AF5CC
On Mon, Jul 10, 2017 at 10:47 AM, Art Boyars <artboyars@gmail.com> wrote:
> This is for the hundreds of you who did not read my long post on
> 3830scores.com.
>
> I had not studied the lists of HQ or IARU Officials mult's, and I don't
> have them in my logging program. Some time after I worked an IARU
> "AC" mult I worked a K4 Special Event station (1x1 call) who sent
> "AA" for his zone. "OK," I thought, "if there are 'AC' officials, then
> there could be AAs," and I logged it as AA. Then I glanced at the zone
> map, and saw what's in zone 11, and changed the entry from AA to 11 (DURING
> THE CONTEST!!).
>
> ENNTD, or whatever.
>
> 73, Art K3KU
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