[Mldxcc] Multi-Multi Question

[Alan Maenchen]

Shirl,

Are you talking about CQP?

You can do M/M any way you like. It's ok to have separate numbering strings
for every band-mode if you want, or use the network to just have one number
string for everything.  You can even have a different number string for
every radio if you like, so long as the radios are dedicated to certain
band-modes and don't conflict with another radio's band-modes. (example: R1
is used for 80PH, 80CW, 10PH, &10CW while R2 is 40CW, 40PH, 15CW, 15PH, &
R3 is 20CW, 20PH)

It's OK to skip numbers if needed but try not to duplicate numbers for any
particular band-mode.

What really matters is that your actual sent number matches the sent number
in your log.

73, Alan  AD6E/VE3





On Fri, Sep 5, 2014 at 7:12 PM, Robert Hess via Mldxcc <
mldxcc at contesting.com> wrote:

> Shirl,
>
> In doing log-checking, I have seen just about everything.
>
> Writelog assigns a contact number sequentially, regardless of which radio
> made the Q, as long as they are all connected by a LAN.  Radio 1 makes
> contact one, Radio two makes contact 2, Radio 1 makes contact 3 and 4,
> etc.  You will never see two of the same contact numbers.
>
> Field Day operations generally merge the logs and the result may be the
> same contact number multiple times on a log.  I have seen this several
> times in CQP log checking.
>
> Regardless, it shouldn't make any difference as long as the
> time/freq/call/exchange agree with the other station's log.  One of the
> common problems I have seen in log checking is the wrong band shown for a
> contact.  If you are merging logs after the contest for each station, make
> sure the band/freq is correct.  I have also seen this problem in M/M and
> M/S computerized operations using LANS.
>
> Bob
>
>
> ________________________________
>  From: SHIRLEY ROSE <rosesl at prodigy.net>
> To: MLDXCC <mldxcc at contesting.com>
> Sent: Friday, September 5, 2014 7:09 AM
> Subject: [Mldxcc] Multi-Multi Question
>
>
> A little help please.  What is the method of QSO numbering when doing an
> MM operation?  Do you allocate different numbers for the different
> bands/modes?  Even on a LAN it seems to me that there could be a conflict
> in issuing numbers.  Please advise.
> Shirl/AA6K
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