[UK-CONTEST] SSB FD Claimed Scores

Alan Hydes afh at blueyonder.co.uk
Fri Sep 21 15:56:39 EDT 2007


Dave,

The DARC run contest has more sections including single operator, which will 
swell the number of logs.  If this is something that would prove popular, 
maybe we should consider it for the RSGB event.

Overall the number of operators who took part in SSB Field Day is healthy at 
around 270, plus a lot of people who don't get listed.

This year I will be aiming to complete adjudication before the HFC event.  I 
would rather publish results that have been fully adjudicated against the 
European logs than put out a set of unreliable claimed scores, many of which 
have been wrongly calculated using the DARC scoring.

73

Alan G3XSV


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Dave Cree" <daveg3tbk at tiscali.co.uk>
To: <uk-contest at contesting.com>
Sent: Thursday, September 20, 2007 7:36 PM
Subject: [UK-CONTEST] SSB FD Claimed Scores


> Dave,
>
> I think the problem is more how to get clubs with "occassional" contest
> operators to participate. Most of the subscribers here are, after all,
> the committed contest operators. The magnificently supported Club
> Championship, with its speedy adjudication, (well done the HFCC)  has
> shown that many others will participate with just a little extra 
> incentive.
>
> I also suspect some groups wrongly imagine that an entry requires huge
> resources of equipment and especially manpower, we need to get across
> the message that just ain't so.  At East Notts we enter the Open section
> with only 6 people, including my XYL in charge of the coffee pot. Until
> my lads were old enough to join in we used to manage with just four!
> Years ago a problem for many groups was power, but with Generators now
> so cheap to purchase, and readily available for hire, that can no longer
> be an issue -  especially to enter the 100 watt section. Perhaps some
> still imagine a problem in that area?
>
> Having started the thread, perhaps others may have ideas about how we
> prevent SSB FD becoming a German domestic contest, or do we assume Brits
> no longer have a taste for competition after regular trouncings at
> cricket, Rugby and soccer?
>
> Dave
>
>
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