Steve
I suspect this is a fragment of the way the league processes the logs. I
noticed the same thing on several entries in the June results.
Based on the LCR and posted logs it seems that the log processing sowftware
assigns the multiplier awarded to activating a grid to the first QSO in the
grid. It happened that both OIL and SMA activated a grid by activating 24GHz
first.
The same thing has happened on other bands but they tend to have more QSOs than
multipliers and it is not immediately obvious. IE we logged 20 multipliers on
144 but have 25 in the results; five of the grids we travelled to were initialy
activated on 144 MHz. With 77 QSOs the situation is not visible.
The sum of the results is correct but there are a couple of minor curiosities
on the band-by-band summaries.
73
Russell
VE3OIL
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Date: Thu, 26 Feb 2009 18:42:17 -0500
From: Steve Clifford <k4gun.r@gmail.com>
Subject: [VHFcontesting] scoring question
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I'm looking over the scores from September and I noticed something odd.
VE3OIL/R and VE3SMA/R both have 7 QSOs on 24 ghz and 8 mults. How can you
have 8 mults on 7 QSOs?
Steve
K4GUN/R
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