[UK-CONTEST] Club Calls Contest

[Pete Lindsay]

The robot might struggle a little with the checking for this contest
because of the variable number of columns. If you have columns missing
in your log (like no serial number received) please conform to the
cabrillo standard and include a "---" in the appropriate column. Only
use "member" "club" or "none" as the club status and put that before
the club name. If you receive a warning message from the robot that
looks wrong please email the adjudicator at
club.calls.logs at rsgbcc.org.

BTW nice to work some of you last night :-)

Thanks,

Pete, G4CLA.

2009/11/15 Ed -- GW3SQX <g3sqx at edtaylor.org>:
>
> Club Calls Contest
>
> Made 80 QSOs as GC3XEJ from my less-than-perfect 160m QTH in South Wales.
> The wind caught up one half of my dipole into some trees, which I thought
> were far enough away not to cause trouble, but I suspect the insulated wire
> meant minimal loss once I had straightened it out (separating the wire form
> the branches themselves will have to wait until the weather calms down).
> Conditions weren't too bad, with signal strengths creeping up as the contest
> progressed.  There were some good serial numbers floating around after a
> couple of hours.
>
> I'm in agreement with those who ask for a change towards a more abbreviated
> club name, among other things.  I'll have a word with the powers that be,
> who (I think) will be well disposed to some changes, and perhaps a couple of
> other tweaks as well.  As it stands, my log is in a rather strange text
> format, which I'll massage to get to what's needed.  Rob, G4LMW,
> (adjudicator) hints that the log robot is reasonably tolerant, but getting
> closer to Cabrillo acceptability next year would be a good idea.
>
> 73,
>
> Ed, GW3SQX
>
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