[SCCC] CQP rules

[Glenn Rattmann]

Tony,
That's right... you can work the same guy on both CW and SSB on a 
given band.  So 10 thru 160 could give you 12 QSOs with someone for 
the QSO points.  You have to do each QSO in the 'appropriate' part of 
the band, however.  It's one of the interesting strategy-factors in 
this contest, and a good example of why all contests don't-- and 
shouldn't-- have the same rules as all the others.

I can't comment on the club aspect which you mentioned... not sure I 
follow what you mean.  Maybe someone else wilI clarify for us.  I 
haven't reviewed the CQP website with this in mind.

Even with a 'small' station you will get good results by CQing; all 
the other participants are really looking for the California 
stations.  Good luck!

Glenn K6NA

At 10:07 PM 10/1/2006, you wrote:
>I'm a newbie qwith this contest. I'll manage to get on the air in 
>between a Birthday Party & a Wedding this weekend.
>
>One question about the CQP.  I'm looking at the rules which states:
>
>"Stations may be worked once on CW and once on Phone per band."
>
>Am I understanding it right that we can work someone on multiple 
>bands as well as both modes on each band?
>
>For example, I make a QSO with KQ6ES on 10 CW, jump to 10 SSB, then 
>jump up to 15 CW then 15 SSB, then on to 20 both, 40 both etc.? 
>while the QSO's will not count for Multipliers, they all should 
>count as contacts correct? I'm thinking it might help with the QSO 
>rate and to get some more contacts.
>
>Another rule seems to eliminate SCCC from the club category on this 
>contest. If this is the case & we are not submitting SCCC as club 
>name, are there other Southern California clubs that usually participate?
>
>Your thoughts and words of wisdom are appreciated.
>
>de N6OO
>
>Tony
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