[CQ-Contest] 2 bands, 2 sigs, same station

[David Gilbert]

Well, if we're talking about CW Skimmer itself and not the RBN, the CW 
Skimmer waterfall display would clearly show if simultaneous CQ's were 
being sent by the same station.  You could even, of course, record an 
entire contest and play it back later to look for such behavior if the 
RBN spots were to raise suspicions.  All it would require is that the CW 
Skimmers feeding the RBN be set up to record.

73,
Dave  AB7E



On 3/4/2013 5:45 AM, Pete Smith N4ZR wrote:
> Sorry, Charly, but the only way to do that is to review multi-band 
> time-stamped recordings - otherwise you can'tbe sure that the 
> transmissions overlap.  CW Skimmer software is cumulative, so exactly 
> when a spot is sent is not an indication of precisely when the station 
> was heard.
>
> The use of multi-band recordings is in its infancy, but much like 
> radar in police cars, I expect that its presence will actually deter 
> abuses.
>
> 73, Pete N4ZR
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>
> On 3/1/2013 5:57 PM, Charles Harpole wrote:
>> The first advantage I can think of for the Skimmer is that it is now
>> possible to see that some stations are CQing on two bands at exactly the
>> same moment in time.
>>
>> I am surprised that some are not showing up as being on three or more 
>> bands
>> at the same moment.  Contesting has gone further into the pig lot.
>>
>
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