[CQ-Contest] New rules Re:WPX results

Mikael Westerlund sm3jla at algonet.se
Tue Mar 30 23:03:17 EST 1999


Hey guys!
What are we looking for????
The best best SKILL,GEARS,LOCATIONS or a COMBINE OF THOOSE THINGS ????????

 You will never find out a way to show  the best operator in the contest, whatever rules we´ll have.  THE QTH/LOCATION AND GEARS WILL GIVE US THE WINNER IN ANY CLASS. The Operator skills is in at least of the top twenty of every class is very hard to pinpoint, whatever execuse we have have. I  think it´s the operator /operators skills we try to find out...

To do that you need to give all the same chance to show the skill. You can´t  do that  on the radio.

 

SM3JLA / Mike. 
WWW.NO/DXEXPERIMENT/IHOPE/MYOPINION/COUNTS/ANYWAY !!!!!!!!!! 

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Från: andrew <andrew at gi0nwg.freeserve.co.uk>
Till: cq-contest at contesting.com <cq-contest at contesting.com>
Datum: den 30 mars 1999 21:26
Ämne: Re: [CQ-Contest] Re:WPX results vs. SM2EKM claims


>
>>Jan.E.Holm at telia.se wrote:
>>
>>> One question: Why should the point structure be different in the
>>> North American continent compared to the rest of the world if
>>> this is supposed to be a WW contest (also CQWW) ???
>
>Hi all,
>
>As a former EU SOABHP CW winner in this contest (at GI0KOW) I've been
>watching this with great interest and have finally been forced to write
>something.
>
>Why is everybody so hung up on the 'country' thing?  Surely this is a
>PREFIX contest.  Forget about countries, make the rules simple.
>
>For the record, I am against zero point QSOs.
>
>10/15/20M = 1pt for own continent, 3pts for outside own continent.
>40/80/160M = 2pts for own continent, 6pts for outside own continent.
>Total of points X number of prefixes worked = final score.
>This is just like the present scoring system for non-USA stations.
>BTW, own continent includes own country.
>
>This makes it that everybody is operating under the same set of rules.
>To me, that makes it a much leveller playing field.  And it stops some
>people whinging about EU-EU contacts on the low bands getting more
>points than some other areas of the world.  
>
>Now, who's going to be first to pick holes in a set of rules which are
>the same for everybody?
>
>Finally, when we are on the subject of unequal points systems, can
>someone explain why do North American stations get double points for
>same-continent contacts in CQWW (note.. not WPX)?  Maybe it's time to
>fix that 'anomaly' too.
>
>Final final.  How many years do I need to wait to get my trophy for
>winning WPX CW in EU?  WPX officials.... watch out at Dayton, I will be
>asking awkward questions ;-)
> 
>Andrew Williamson GI0NWG / AC6WI
>Homepage = http://www.gi0nwg.freeserve.co.uk/
>
>One of the ZL9CI gang
>http://www.qsl.net/zl9ci/
>
>
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