[UK-CONTEST] IOTA Cabrillo scoring?

[Tim-M0BEW]

Yes, sure we all make mistakes.

But my point is the character at the far end of the row is Transmitter ID,
not points per qso.

By reading the Transmitter ID value they will be able to determine which
radio made which qso. If it happens to be a non mult qso, and its on the
mult radio then it will score no points. It will be picked up automatically.

As cabrillo doesn't require points per qso to be shown, that rule only
applies to paper logs now, I guess.

Tim-M0BEW.


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From: "MM0ANT" <mail at mm0ant.co.uk>
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Sent: Wednesday, January 08, 2003 7:49 AM
Subject: Re: [UK-CONTEST] IOTA Cabrillo scoring?


> At 07/01/2003 23:35, you wrote:
>
> >> Your sample log has no score column
> >(http://www.blacksheep.org/hfcc/codes/Cabrillo/index.html)
> >> The Template on that page does though.
> >
> >If your refering to the number character 0 at the far end of the row with
> >the label 't', this refers to transmitter ID, not points per qso.
> >Clearly non-mult qsos on the non-running radio are not allowed, why make
> >them?
> >
> >Tim-M0BEW.
>
> Why make them? Have you never made a mistake?
>
> Accidents happen, as the rules obviously understand by the fact they say
to
> mark as Zero points. Since there's not a points column it's a bit
difficult to do
> this I think.
>
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