[CQ-Contest] CQ WW CW 1997 results...some analyse

[z.pitman at libertel.nl]

Hi Timo et al,

Isn't there a DQ-limit for this ? I remember in some contest if the
claimed score is 5% (or so) less then the claimed it resulted autoamtic
DQ.

73s 

Zoli HA1AG


 
>I made a quick research of European multi-single scores. Of course,
>there is always a chance of typos, but it is interesting to see how
>much your final score can be lower than your claimed score - without
>disqualification.

<snip>
> 
> "Top errors"
> 
> LZ7M  42,6  
> US0Q  36,2  
> OL3A  31,3  
> EU8T  27,1  
<snip>
> 
> 73, Timo OH1NOA
> (one of OF1AF/OH1AF)
> 


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>From brad.mugleston at gwl.com" <brad.mugleston at gwl.com  Mon Nov  2 00:03:25 1998
From: brad.mugleston at gwl.com" <brad.mugleston at gwl.com (Brad Mugleston)
Date: Sun, 1 Nov 1998 17:03:25 -0700
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Newby Help
Message-ID: <01BE0638.B841AE40.bmug at gwl.com>


OK, I'm new to this contest stuff and I found I am not prepared.  I was going 
to run in the CQWW but the day of the event I found I didn't know what my CQ 
Zone was.  Now I'm looking at Sweepstakes and I need to find out my Section (I 
think its Colorado based on the contest article in Worldradio but I'm not 
sure).

For SS do I send Colorado or CO in CW (it's got to be CO, PLEASE!!!).

Is there a web site that gives this type of things?  I would like to know all 
the CQ Zones (so I know where I'm talking to next year) and the SS Sections for 
the same reason.

Also, what other contests are out there that require items I wasn't born to 
know and where can I find them?

Thanks,

de KB0ROL, Brad


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