Amen.
I had a two year assignment to Europe in the early 90s, where I held the
call DA1AM. Let me tell you, the adrenalin rush from an almost
inexhaustable number of multipliers on the low bands made the contest really
incredible. Being that far north, you could sometimes get some Auroral effect
going
on and pick up the continental mults on teh higher bands as well. In any
case, it provided a deep well of scoring opportunities throughout the 48
hour period.
I've always wondered why we didn't include states as multipliers when we
allow Canadian provinces to be counted.
Paul K5AF
In a message dated 12/23/2015 1:37:41 P.M. Central Standard Time,
jamesdavidcain@gmail.com writes:
> >Remember, that there is an incentive for EU's to work each other on the
low
> bands...to a much greater degree than for USA types to work each other
(one
> zone and done).
>
> >>That's a PERFECT example of the problem with current contest scoring
rules.
> >>73, Jim K9YC
>
> Just imagine ... if the ARRL DX Contest counted U.S. states and Canadian
> provinces as multipliers for U.S. and Canadian participants. Even if the
> contacts counted only one point, or even zero points.
>
> K1TN
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