[CQ-Contest] Why I Won't Be in CQWW CW This Year
Jim Reisert
jjreisert at alum.mit.edu
Mon Oct 15 13:11:54 EDT 2001
It's probably significantly less than 40%. You'll work more of the same
stations if they're closer to you, i.e. it's easier to work K0RF on 6 bands
than UA0RF. So of those two pointers, many more will be with the same station
than the 3 pointers. This makes the ratio of 2-point STATIONS to non-2-point
STATIONS less than 40%.
- Jim
--- Barry <w2up at mindspring.com> wrote:
>
> Here's an armchair analysis of CQWW CW participation by
> location:
> I looked at scores from reported on 3830 last year. I wanted to find
> a high score in zone 8 (for easy analysis of 2 point (mostly US) vs.
> 3 point locations) for analysis, and picked 8P9Z. If you do the math
> to figure out the average worth of each QSO (score divided by
> mults), it was about 2.6 points.
> Assuming most of the 2 pointers came from the US, rather than
> other Caribb (mostly US Dxpeditions anyway) and VE stations,
> that means about 40% of 8P9Z's QSOs were with the US. Less
> than half, but I wouldn't say "most" participants come from outside
> the US.
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