[WriteLog] P49X Prefill file & Message Info for ARRLRTTYRoundup today

Ed Muns ed at w0yk.com
Thu Jan 8 18:58:21 EST 2015


In radiosport, the term "Assisted" (or "Unlimited") is defined by the
contest sponsor.

Ed W0YK

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Hans K0HB wrote:

My definition of "assistance" is fairly narrow.  

I define assistance as any "INFORMATION from outside which identifies the
call/QRG of other stations in the contest which I did not personally locate
and copy on the air".

That definition includes spots, skimmers, SCP data and other prefill
material not developed from MY on-the-air efforts.


On Thu, Jan 8, 2015 at 11:33 AM, Rich <rwnewbould at comcast.net> wrote:

> Since this message is via email.  I want to point out I am not being a 
> smart &??.  Your points have validity, however where do you draw the 
> line on OUTSIDE assistance?
> Did some one help you put up your antenna?
> Did you finance your any of your stations equipment?
> Did some one bring you food or drink during the contest?
> Did you buy cable with connectors or did you put them on?
> Contesting software can tell you what mults you need, an so on.
> You get my point.  I believe the only way to reasonably define OUTSIDE 
> assistance is a device or method that tells you DURING the contest what 
> freq a particular station is currently using.  Whether that be by 
> cluster, a text message, a phone call and so on.
> There was a very good conversation regarding this matter a Contest Univ 
> a few years back.
> As I said in the first line,  I am just pointing out that you can expand 
> the OUTSIDE assistance to many many topics.
> Have a great day
> Rich
> K3RWN
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