[CQ-Contest] Distribution of QSO's - 10M Test

[TOMK5RC]

Kinda interesting distribution of 930 QSO's for
K7GJ in Northern Nevada. You can almost draw a
picture of where the Sporadic E Clouds were most
active for the two days of the contest.

        
                                                                              
VE1-1
AK-2
ME-1
                                                                              
VE2-1
                                                                              
VT-2
                                                                             V
E3-27         NH-9
                                                              SD-1 WI-3  MI-17
MA-41
HI-3
CT-29 RI-12
                                                                              
NY-88
CA-19                                                              OH-96
PA-75     NJ-58
     NV-13                                CO-4
MD-51 DE-4
    AZ-15    NM-4                                                   KY-20
WV-18     VA-62
                                                                     IL-8
IN-16      TN-15    NC-44
                                                                              
AR-2  GA-30 SC-13
                                                                TX-7  LA-5
MS-4  AL-12  FL-24



     DX-72

73 and DX,

Tom, K5RC/7


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>From Jan-Eric Rehn <jan-eric.rehn at swipnet.se>  Thu Dec 18 00:20:58 1997
From: Jan-Eric Rehn <jan-eric.rehn at swipnet.se> (Jan-Eric Rehn)
Date: Thu, 18 Dec 1997 02:20:58 +0200
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Re: Re: Web page Rules errors
Message-ID: <199712180119.CAA04810 at mb05.swip.net>

Hello Tyler/K3MM, Bill/W4AN and fellow contesters,

Thanks for the advice!
I'll think of what I will do about it in the future.

When I started my site I had hoped to get more help with corrected 
or new rules. I would have preferred a correction with maybe an 
URL to the site with the correct rules instead of this public 
discussion.

I have never claimed I have an official contest site!

I'm only a devoted contester with an interest for computers, 
layout, graphics, Internet, contest software and so on and I'm 
only trying to do a nice looking site with a content that 
interests me the most. "Take it or leave it".

I really have tried to get the info as accurate as possible. I 
also have a "disclaimer", a "date stamp" on every rule page (when 
I have that info), so you can see for yourself if the information 
is up-to-date, dates when every page is made and corrected, and 
sources from where I got the info. Whenever I know of a homepage 
to a certain contest I have a link to it.

The "disclaimer" is on the "INFO" page:

	http://www.sk3bg.se/contest/index2.htm

There you can read:
"This Contest Calendar is made mainly for the Swedish contesters. 
However it can maybe be of some interest even for anyone outside 
Sweden. I don't guarantee that all information is correct! I have 
only collected information from many different sources. They can 
have made mistakes and so could I - so don't blame me or them! 
Instead if you find any errors - send me an E-mail with the 
correction and I'll update this Calendar".

Further down on the same page you can read:
"In the coloumn with the headline "Results" you can find the 
following information:

[Claim] i.e. - If you click this button you can find the claimed 
or raw scores for the specified contest. 
[1996] i.e. - If you click this button you can find the results 
for the specified contest and year. 
[Homepage] i.e. - If you click this button you will come to the 
homepage of that contest or the arranging club or society".

and also:
"Please help me with missing or wrong information about 
date/time/mode and so on! If you have rules or results for a 
contest please e-mail them to me. As soon as I have new or 
corrected information this calendar will be updated".

This last paragraph is repeated at the bottom of every separate 
month in the calendar as well.


On the "Updated/What's new?"page at:

	http://www.sk3bg.se/contest/updated.htm

you can read about all the new and corrected pages and other 
changes on the site.

Otherwise I really don't know how I can protect myself to be 
blamed if any of the rules are too old. Next step must be to close 
the site and start collecting stamps or something...

Seasons Greetings!
73 de Jan

SM3CER - Jan-Eric Rehn
SSA Contest Manager - SWEDEN
SK3BG Webmaster

E-mail: sm3cer at contesting.com
   URL: http://www.sk3bg.se  (SK3BG - Sundsvall Radio Amateurs)
   URL: http://www.sk3bg.se/contest    (SM3CER Contest Service)
                                      ! Rules for 226 contests !
                                      Contest Calendar * Results
                                         Stories * Activities
                                     Contest Software and more...

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