[VHFcontesting] Roving in one grid ?

[Darryl Holman]

If a person is truly stationary in one grid they can enter in almost any 
category except rover.

If a vehicle travels more than 500 meters they are no longer valid for 
any category except rover (General rules for all ARRL contests: 
http://www.arrl.org/general-rules-for-all-arrl-contests, "All 
transmitters and receivers must be located within a 500-meter diameter 
circle, excluding antennas").

But as a rover, they must activate at least two grids (General Rules for 
all ARRL Contest Above 50 MHz: 
http://www.arrl.org/general-rules-for-arrl-contests-above-50-mhz, " A 
rover consists of no more than two operators that moves among two or 
more grid squares during the course of a contest").

Best,
   Darryl
   ww7d
On 06/16/2015 11:04 AM, Joel Harrison wrote:
> Someone help me understand this scenario.....if a mobile is in one grid is
> that person moving around or stationary?? If they are stationary in one
> grid could they not be "Portable" ???
>
> Just trying to fully understand the situation.
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> Thanks.
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> 73 Joel w5ZN
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