[CQ-Contest] contest taping
Rick Bullon
kc5ajx at hotmail.com
Wed May 30 01:59:38 EDT 2001
Hey Jeff
I see another reason for taping a contest.
We have operators and contestors wanting to use EQSL'S instead of the real
thing ( let us not start that thread again please guys and gals), in the
future you will get an email saying you have a EQSL from a DX station and
when you check it you find he has attached a wave file of the qso. That is
all we need!!!!
A more practical use ( besides doctoring the log) is to:
check from one year to the next to see if conditions really were better or
worse this year
to see if the improvements you made in the off season really were as good as
you expected, to be able to listen to the contest again to see where they
messed up and need improve for next time
instead of looking at the old logs and remembering that great contacts you
had you can go back and listen to it
and some want to do it just because they can!!
73
Rick
KC5AJX
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>
> I never have figured out why people bother taping a contest. If
>you listen to the recording and then change the mistakes you made
>in your log afterwards wouldn't this be considered cheating ?
>
> I was talking about log checking with N1ND in Dayton and
>the ARRL is not going to change your log.... even if you come to them
>with a recording to prove them wrong. They stricky go by the logs they
>get and if some station gives you an exchange or call and you copy
>right but they log it incorrectly then you are out of luck. ( Dan,
>please correct me if I misunderstood you) I'm not sure about the CQ
>handles this. Maybe one of their log checkers can comment on this...
>
> Jeff
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