[CQ-Contest] RE: Line Scores

[John Geiger]

And obviously the ARRL realizes that line scores are
important to see in print, or they wouldn't print them
for Field Day, whether or not it is a contest or
operating event (and I think the rules are listed
under "contests" on the ARRL website).  After all, any
field day participant can go to the ARRL website and
print the FD line scores.  So, the ARRL must realize
the value of line scores, just not for us hard core
contesters.

73s JOhn NE0P

--- Zack Widup <w9sz at prairienet.org> wrote:

> On Fri, 3 Dec 2004, Yo3ctk wrote:
> 
> > 
> > But, lo and behold, in December issue, no less
> than 12 (twelve) pages 
> > dedicated to ARRL Field Day, 4 (four) pages for
> June VHF QSO Party (which 
> > isn't even a contest) and 2 (two) pages for
> January 2005 contest 
> > announcements (four contests of which three are
> domestic).
> > 
> 
> We sure treat the June/September VHF QSO Parties
> like contests around 
> here! Where does ARRL state these aren't contests?  
> 
> It's amazing how much some of us put into this hobby
> just for 
> contesting (time, if nothing else).  A Rover or
> portable setup for VHF+ 
> is not trivial. When you get to the level of 9
> bands, you've put a LOT of 
> time and money into it.
> 
> 73, Zack W9SZ
> 
> 
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