It does not count the auto-repeat mode CQs. I would think they'd count the
same along the lines of "If you aren't CQing, you're losing" (Rus credits K8DX
with that, BTW)
Mike N2MG
On Sun, 09 December 2001, "Jim White, K4OJ" wrote:
>
> I am anxious to see this number - it would make an interesting note to track
> this as a function of score and finish in the rankings form year to year...a
> popular saying, most recently heard from Rus Healy is that if you are not
> CQing you are losing! I can see me putting it on the summary sheet and
> comparing it from year to year...kinda like - ooops I was too much of a DXer
> this year and it cost me, hi!
>
> Then again I do not really wanna know how many times I must CQ in a contest
> without result!...thank god for SO2R! CQing is as important to preserve
> frequency as to make QSOs fer sure.
>
> 73, Seasonal Salutations!
>
> Jim, K4OJ
>
>
>
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Lester, Carl S (CRD)" <lesterc@crd.ge.com>
> To: <ct-user@contesting.com>
> Sent: Friday, December 07, 2001 5:59 PM
> Subject: [ct-user] Rate Window CQ-#
>
>
> > Just updated my version of CT. I noticed there is a new "CQ #" in the rate
> window. Is there some
> > purpose other than counting the number of times you hit F1, that I'm not
> thinking of? And can you
> > reset the number during the contest?
> > Just wondering.
> >
> > TNX.
> > Carl, K2YR
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