[CQ-Contest] QSL info

[Ernesto Martin Grueneberg]

Dear John

1) I don´t really follow your question, perhaps because of the
language barrier... I assume you ask if one should send a QSL to a
station, even if it was worked in another band on a previous contest?
That´s up to each operator. QSLing and Contesting doesn´t really have
anything to do. Treat the QSO as any other QSO you make
2) There are many dedicated contest logging computer programs, that
allows you to do that. Among other features they can track if you have
worked the other station and when. n1mm, n6tr and k1ea developed such
programs.
3) Always use Zulu (UTC) time. If it´s 0001 it´s "next day". Actually
you shouldn´t think that way. Just think of another timeline and you
are done.

Good luck in the contests. Don´t hesitate to ask for help on the Forum

73
Ernesto
LU5CW

2008/3/31, Badge42 at aol.com <Badge42 at aol.com>:
> I really like contesting and have been doing it only about 8 months.  Several
>  questions have occurred with me:
>
>  (1) If I have worked a station during another QSO/contest, and I work him
>  again in another contest, do I send another QSL card, if not, how to advise that
>   QSO station of another contact?
>
>  (2) How does a QSO station know, immediately, that he and I have worked  each
>  before. This past weekend, I answered a CQ, and the operator immediately
>  said "we have worked before".
>
>  (3) If I log a station on Zulu time of 0001Z, does it count as a QSO on the
>  next day, or do I use the calendar day I'm on?
>
>  73's, and tnx to anyone answering these questions. John  WA6PHJ
>
>
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