[UK-CONTEST] Jubilee Contest
Mike Farmer
G3VAO at hortonbrook.freeserve.co.uk
Tue Jun 25 12:51:15 EDT 2002
> G3SQX Ed Taylor wrote:
> > The scoring system is not to everyone's taste,
Why do we need multipliers?
Why not something like 1 for your own country, 2 for same continent and 3
for different continents?
> > and there are probably still too many sections, but it works,
I suspect this encourages many to enter ie those who appreciate that they
cannot compeate against "the big boys"
The above scoring (no mults), I suspect, also levels the playing field so
"country winners" become more important than "world winners".
Then sections for 10 watts and under, 100 watts and under, 400 watts (I
believe this to be the UK limit!!!!) and under, and you have covered a good
x-section. Pse note I do not include ANY aerial limitations as we should be
able to build, test modify aerial systems. (whoops sorry left out BUY!!)
> GW3NJW Clive wrote:
> That is like saying that DX operators who QRM the pile up frequency asking
"call?" instead of listening for a few rounds,
> are also behaving acceptably; not in my book they ain't.
Totally agree but so few seem to have an RX to do that with.
>
> Thus, I believe that RSGB does not have a successful international contest
per se, and the speculated demise of the
> Jubilee contest , indicates that it will not have.
>
So perhape the RSGB should stop trying to play on the world stage, limit its
contest committes to a UK only senario (and possibly save some money!). I
do not think it is beyond the ability of any UK operator to choose contests
to take part in.
73 de Mike
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