[CQ-Contest] R: WRTC

Claudio Astorri claudio at astorri.it
Mon Dec 10 03:34:27 EST 2012


Totally agree with you!

100% right!


73 and DX (even without good friends...)




Claudio, IK2DZN




-----Messaggio originale-----
Da: CQ-Contest [mailto:cq-contest-bounces at contesting.com] Per conto di
Steef
Inviato: domenica, 9. dicembre 2012 12:34
A: cq-contest at contesting.com
Oggetto: [CQ-Contest] WRTC

Hello  you all,



Please please please don't get me wrong!!!!!!!

I am not trying to be part of the WRTC team!!

I don't even have the money to do such a thing, so it is no option to me.



But what is wondering me, is the way the score for the WRTC is working.

If I take 4 days free of work to build a station, beak down a station,
participate almost the complete 48 hours, break my own al band assisted PA
record with 1 mil of points work myself into sweat first time SO2R, I get
rewarded with 254.19 points.


And if I participate with the MM station PI4CG, where I was just a guest,
operated a couple of hours, got to get a good night sleep at home, where
some stations were not even manned for a great part of the time, I get
rewarded with 565.10 points!


So to me that looks like, it is not what you know or what you can, but it
is who you know and what they can.


Seems an odd way to determine who is the best.

Especially when I know some real good contest operators who don't even
show up in the list.


http://wrtc-rank.com/opdetails.php?rank_type=claimed&op=pa3s


http://www.contestgroup.nl



73


Steef
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