[CQ-Contest] KP2MM Disqualified in ARRL CW 2012

[yuriy rakushchynets]

Thanks to all who replied to me, i have answer and nothing can change, and the discus to finish.
I will try to pass extra class test before IARU
See you  in IARU contest.

yuri N2TTA


________________________________
 From: Dick Green WC1M <wc1m73 at gmail.com>
To: 'David Gilbert' <xdavid at cis-broadband.com>; cq-contest at contesting.com 
Sent: Sunday, June 24, 2012 8:26 PM
Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] KP2MM Disqualified in ARRL CW 2012
 
> What if I start a contest operating high power and then decide after two
> hours that propagation is so good that I want to switch to low power?  I
> can't just delete the early high power contacts from my log because that
> would give a bunch of other participants a NIL and probably get my entry
> flagged as unstable, so should I expect the sponsor to delete them for
> me just so I can jump categories?

I'm not sure, but I believe you can flag the earlier contacts as unclaimed.
Unfortunately, Cabrillo doesn't have a built-in way to do this. In fact, my
logger deletes unclaimed QSOs from the log.

We ran into this problem when a bug in the logger caused a handful of
unintended time violations in our 8P8P 2002 CQ WW SSB M/S log (North
American Winner). We didn't want to delete those QSOs, causing NILs in other
logs, but we didn't want to claim them, either. I asked K3EST what to do,
and he replied that this kind of problem is not uncommon, and that we could
flag the bad QSOs as unclaimed by inserting a section in the Cabrillo log
containing lines explaining what happened with each unclaimed QSO. Each line
was prefixed with: X-CORRECTION.

I imagine each contest sponsor has different rules about this, so it's best
to contact them for instructions.

73, Dick WC1M







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