[UK-CONTEST] BERU multi-op entries?
Chris G3SJJ
g3sjj at btinternet.com
Sun Jan 17 10:49:08 PST 2010
Alex, why not get them to have a go anyway? You would have to submit
your entry as MO but if you actually did 12 hours Restricted you could
see how your score compared with the entrants in that section. You could
allocate say three 4 hour or four 3 hour sessions to coincide with
anticipated peak activity periods. The gurus will advise better but say
1000 to 1400, 1600-2000, 0600-1000. Set a target of say 100 Qs. Do some
analysis afterwards then they might want to have another go next year.
Play by the rules but use them to do what you want.
Chris G3SJJ
Alex GM3ZBE wrote:
> Hi
> I am trying to encourage interest in contesting at my local club Kingdom
> ARS (KARS). We just had a relatively successful go (for us) at the AFS
> CW and SSB events.
> To keep the momentum going I was going to suggest we have a go at Beru
> but as far as I can see the only multi op section is full power and
> unrestricted? I was really thinking more of multi op, 12hr restricted
> but it seems there is no such section. We don't have megga antennas and
> high power amps, the operators are either new to contesting or
> relatively inexperienced. Seems a shame the restricted section doesn't
> allow for multi op club type participation. I feel the BERU contest is
> a more skillful contest than the Wham - Bam AFS style and might
> demonstrate an alternative type of contest our club. Is there a way to
> involve multi ops without it being a gung ho eyeballs out effort? :-)
> Alex
>
>
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