Hi
This is abt ham spirit and how to agree to the rules to each contest.
But I would say as the text says here; self spotting is allowed.
Other contest says use of any internet cluster or packet cluster not allowed.
Then you enter a Assisted Class
It's up to each operator how honest you are to the other competitors into the
test
LA6FJA
> From: Richard M. Kriss [rmkriss@sbcglobal.net]
> Sent: 2004-07-14 14:52:27 CEST
> To: rtty-contesting [rtty@contesting.com]
> Subject: [RTTY] More on NAQP Spotting
>
> <clipped from the NAQP rules>
>
> 5. Entry Classification:
> a) Single Operator:
> i) One person performs all transmitting, receiving, spotting, and logging
> functions as well as equipment and antenna adjustments.
> ii) Use of helpers or spotting nets is not permitted.
>
> <end of clip>
>
> I may be wrong but my interpretation of 'spotting' as used above is the
> single operator could spot himself to let others know where he is operating.
>
> When I first started watching the cluster, I noticed stations announcing
> their own call but not spotting other stations.
>
> I found this pretty useful for people not really in the contest but wanting
> to make some QSO's.
>
> Dick - AA5VU
>
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