[RTTY] Submitting Score on 3830

DickT-W0RAA dickt at w0raa.com
Wed Nov 17 13:35:27 PST 2010


That's interesting.  I never thought to look there.  But, as it is, my score
was correct.  I don't know why 3830 requires a Points total.  I guess
the 000 was just an entry to fill in a blank point total on 3830.

Thanks for the info, Gary.

Dick
W0RAA
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Date: Tue, 16 Nov 2010 16:49:10 -0900
From: "Gary AL9A" <al9a at mtaonline.net>
Subject: Re: [RTTY] Submitting Score on 3830
To: "Rtty Contesting Reflector" <rtty at contesting.com>
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Hi Dick,

I thought about doing that, but figued it wouldn't work!  Anyway I just
discovered something interesting in WriteLog, my contest logging program.
The Score summary window that tallies your score live during the contest
showed the following totals:

QSO    QTC    DXCC
450        260        117
Score: 186,730

There is no column for Pts which is what the 3830 web page insists must be
provided.

I just found if I go to Contest/Parameters in WL a window called "WAE RTTY
Score Sheet" opens up and shows the following:

Valid QSOs:    450
Points              450
QTC'S            260
Multipliers       263
Score:            186730

Notice the QSO numbers agree, there is a new number for Points 450 here, the
QTC numbers agree and a new "Multipliers" of 263 now shows.  I think the
Multipliers number is what the 3830 page is looking for in Pts.  If you add
450 QSO's + 260 QTC's = 710 X 263 Multipliers = 186,730.  The Multipliers
number must include the weighted "bonus" points applied depending upon the
band of the QSO.  The number is not broken down by band, but the total
Multiplier number works for the calculation.

73,
Gary AL9A 



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