[UK-CONTEST] HF CW Field Day / G0CKV

Don Field don.field at gmail.com
Wed Apr 18 09:16:54 PDT 2012


The Committee IS the adjudicators Stewart. In years gone by that's all they
did (pretty much) - wading through heaps of paper logs was enough in
itself. It's only since computers have made adjudication quicker (and more
accurate, despite some recent postings on here) that there has been time
for philosophical discussions of contesting policy - I guess it must have
happened in the past but probably 50 years ago and then put to bed.

Don G3XTT

On 18 April 2012 15:52, Stewart Bryant <stewart at g3ysx.org.uk> wrote:

> More of the committee work should be done in the public domain
> and not behind closed doors.
>
> There is no reason for a large ctte if the contest design happened
> by consultation, and there is no reason why the adjudication pool
> should come exclusively from the contest ctte.
>
> Stewart/G3YSX
>
> On 18/04/2012 10:45, Chris G3SJJ wrote:
> > Adrian, obviously there would need to be a vacancy created by someone
> leaving the Contest Committee. The are currently 17 members covering VHF
> and HF
> > events. I guess if one of them resigned, the position would be
> advertised in RadCom, and/or on this Reflector.
> >
> > In some ways you may be correct about "by invitation," in that if, say
> for example, Q G3WRR left, they may want to look for an experienced CW FD
> > person to take over, or again if one of the VHF guys left the same could
> apply.
> >
> > Could I also suggest that sarcastic comments wouldn't particularly be
> helpful in getting positively noticed to work in the team!
> >
> > Chris G3SJJ  (Member of the former HFCC 1985-2000)
> >
> >
> >
> > On 17/04/2012 22:34, UK Contest wrote:
> >> I have been waiting for news about SSB FD rules, and now take it that
> this years event will use the previous rule set.
> >>
> >> I can get on with planning my entry.
> >>
> >> Turning to Olof's comments, I agree with his observations and comments.
> I hope that that they are noted !
> >>
> >> By the way, I am still waiting to understand how people get onto the
> RSGB HFCC. As far as I can make out its by invitation. Is this what Olof
> means by " back room deals among a privileged inner circle" ?
> >>
> >> Who do I get the invite from then ?
> >>
> >> 73
> >>
> >> Adrian MW1LCR / GW9X
> >>
> >>
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