[SECC] 2021 GQP
Bill Coleman
aa4lr at arrl.net
Sun Jan 10 10:50:05 EST 2021
There are some downsides to having multipliers per band, in the way it affects the activity.
What’s the right strategy — the stay on the band that is producing lots of Qs, or run off to another band that has less Qs, but will harvest more multipliers?
The result is that a lot of stations might spend time on bands where propagation is marginal or non-existent.
Multipliers per band might result in higher scores, but less overall contacts. I don’t know if that’s a good tradeoff.
> On Jan 8, 2021, at 9:40 AM, Scott Straw <kb4kbs at gmail.com> wrote:
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> 4. As to the “other side of the coin”, there needs to be incentive for the casual in-state operator to be active as well. A crazy idea to encourage in-state activity would be to count each S/P as a multiplier PER BAND. Of course this would mean a MAJOR contest software re-write, so its likely not practical for 2021.
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