Christian,
We have to mention that, as far as I can see, Fabian has used just distances
without including in his calculations the multipliers ( C + Z ) the stations
have worked. It will be even more interesting to see how scores will change
with 1pt assigned for each 500 km distance and total points multiplied by
total of multipliers worked. This is what I suggested and Fabian has done it
partially :-) calculating just km covered :-).
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As I have already written - such a "Distance Based Top Scores " listing can
be JUST an alternative to FORMAL CQ results. There is NO idea on my side to
replace current rules of CQWW and its formal scoring system.
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"Distance based Top Scores" listing will just MORALLY reward those in areas
away from heavily ham populated areas. This I would guess will increase
participation from Pacific area and it will be good for a DX contest like
CQWW !
73 , Wally LZ2CJ
--- "Christian Schneider" <prickler.schneider@t-online.de> wrote:
> The numbers are fascinating (many thanks Fabian!) but can be a bit
> misleading in one point about a potential WWDX distant contest: a > contest
> based on distance by its rules will require a completely different >
approach
> by the participants: No need for hunting mulipliers (ok, may reduce
> cluster-pileups), at least different need to exploit nearby population
> centers and supposedly different bandchange strategies. Perhaps someone >
very
> active and successful in Makrothen RTTY-contest can tell more about the
> consequences of distance-scoring in a MULTIBAND-Contest (other than Stew
> Perry single band contest). I only rmember one episode when a running
> station denied to work non-DX-stations... (Results with qso-nrs, >
kilometers
> and ODX are here:
> http://home.arcor.de/waldemar.kebsch/The_Makrothen_Contest/TMC_Results.ht>
ml)
> . I can suppose it will reduce activity on some bands like 160m in WPX > or
> the cumbersome but interesting qso/multi-scratching on difficult bands >
like
> 10m in its present shape.
> And Iґm quite sure there will be special geografic regions (south >
america?
> Hawaii?) with an advantage that cannot be overcome by skill from other
> regions. But at least that will allow for a debate what will be the more
> fair way to determine the winner.
> But again: the rules determine the flavour and conditions of the contest >
-
> and you have to live with them - as a qrp-op I could also complain that > a
> 500km-qso with a DL counts less than a 200km-qso with OK. If I want a
> distance contest I operate Makrothen or TBDC. I donґt want every > contest
to
> be the same.
> Best 73, Chris
>
> P.S.: How about a topic not for 10 winning aspirants but about > motivating
> >1k more guys to operate longer and more competetive on their level?
>
>
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