Re: [CQ-Contest] ARRL DX Contest Multioperator Station Guidelines

[Igor Sokolov <ua9cdc@gmail.com>]

It does indeed. We worked distributed multy single in CQWW SSB as RF9C 
and managed to attract a guy who never worked in contests before (let 
alone MS category). There is a psychological barrier exists for some 
people when it comes to joining experienced contest team. This barrier 
is a lot easier to overcome when one works from his/her home shack. He 
really liked it and we plan to have more team members in CQWW CW.
73, Igor UA9CDC

26.10.2020 5:38, Hans Brakob пишет:
> How is that so?
>
> This scheme allows a group of scattered operators to operate from their home station as a 
> geographically distributed “multi op” using a common call sign.
>
> As an example, a group of Minnesota Wireless Assn (Est. 1910) operators could all stay home 
> and sign “W0AIH” for the weekend instead of using their own personal call.
>
> These are the same operators who, pre-COVID, would have gathered at “The Farm” 
> for the weekend.
>
> How does this give “more people the opportunity to play”?
>
> 73, de Hans, KØHB
> “Just a Boy and his Radio”™
> ________________________________
>
> rjairam@gmail.com writes:
>
> > This accommodation gives more people the opportunity to
> > play this go around.
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