[SD-User] Serial numbers

[Jim Martin - MM0BQI]

Hilton
The important thing is to log what you sent so that your QSO partner will
not be penalised. When typing up some paper IOTA logs recently I came across
the same problem. My workaround was to complete the whole log, not worrying
about the serial numbers at that stage.  When completed, use SDVCHECK and
very carefully edit the .ALL file and change the numbers to those you
actually sent. This will give you an accurate entry fie.  Also a little note
to the adjudicator on you entry form would let them know what you have done.
Hope that helps
73
Jim  MM0BQI

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From: sd-user-bounces at contesting.com
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Sent: 08 September 2004 10:36
To: sd-user at contesting.com
Subject: [SD-User] Serial numbers


Hi everyone
some advice please.  Yesterday evening I was sat on the top of a welsh
mountain doing the RSGB vhf contest.  It was blowing 30 knots and the wind
break
that I had was not very effective.  But what an evening for DX - brilliant.
The
effects of the wind made paper logging difficult in the extreme.  I am a
novice in contesting and would appreciate some pointers.

In short I have given the same serial number twice and then continued in the
sequence, and then made the same mistake further on.  eg I gave ther serial
number 10 to two contacts. Is there any way of entering this in superduper
or
should I submit a paper log?  Can I not put a serial number for one entry?

73

HIlton
MW0OPS
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