In a message dated 9/24/99 8:45:52 PM Pacific Daylight Time,
owner-cq-contest-digest@contesting.com writes:
<< This does NOT stop your logging software from allowing
you to record and mark an unclaimed QSO in your log. It does stop
your logging software from including such a QSO in the Cabrillo file
it sends to the sponsor. Don't worry about serial numbers. As Tree
said, the Cabrillo format provides for reporting serial numbers "as
sent" independent of the order the QSO appears in the log.
Wayne, W5XD >>
Does this mean the final log will have skipped serial numbers and no
indication of a dupe? That will cause log checking headaches. I'd rather see
a zero point dupe in the log that matches someone elses claimed valid QSO ...
otherwise its NIL for the other guy!
I see nothing wrong with seeing two QSOs in the log where one is a dupe so
long as it is clearly labled as such. It give me something to match against
when checking that other log.
73, AL AD6E
California QSO Party next weekend !!!
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