Although you are right Ed, this is a freaking none sense....
So this means next CQ WW contests I will have to email to all mailing lists
to ask to PLEASE DO NOT SPOT ME otherwise I might be DQed from the contest!
So next WRTC qualifying events I will just ask someone to just spot bad and
ugly the guys competing in my # REGION so they get DQed and so I get the
spot for next WRTC.... GOOD IDEA !!!!
73's Filipe Lopes
CT1ILT - CR6K
F4VPX - TM3M
2017-04-18 2:01 GMT+02:00 Ed Sawyer <sawyered@earthlink.net>:
> Why VE3XIN decided to "super spot" T42K for CQ WW SSB is not obvious. But
> what is obvious is how over the top it was. VE3XIN is a high volume
> spotter
> making over 1000 spots in a 6 month period. For CQ WW SSB last October, he
> made 85 spots over a 17 hour operating period. 64 of them were for T42K.
> Including stating who the operator was on numerous occasions.
>
>
>
> He made over 100 spots per contest in WPX SSB and ARRL DX SSB yet never
> made
> more than a few (less than 5) for any one station.
>
>
>
> The lesson learned for me is to check spots after a contest in case I have
> been the unwanted recipient of an unfair advantage. If so, my actions
> would
> be to submit a check log for that contest and ask the person to stop in the
> future.
>
>
>
> Not asking to be spotted (already a clear violation) might be a good idea
> as
> well.
>
>
>
> Ed N1UR
>
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