Why not reduce the final score of HQ station of the percentage of national QSO they did ? Laurent, F1JKJ _______________________________________________ CQ-Contest mailing list CQ-Contest@contesting
CT1BOH wrote "If we now look to the minutes with QSOs we can check that the Canadians had 294 minutes with QSOs 535 QSOs at a rate of 1,82 QSOs per minute and the Americans had 210 minutes with QSOs
John Geiger a écrit : How sad i was when i understood that, despite being #1 in France in my category, that wouldn't be printed in QST (whitch i'm subscribed to) ! At least, i got a nice pictu
Hi friends Sorry for being slightly off-topic, but as the TS-950 was (a few years ago) a high-end TRX, i suppose some are still found in contest shacks. The one i've got here drives me crazy. It will
Tõnno Vähk a écrit : Hi Tonno, I would be interested in knowing how you did, in details, to produce this interesting report. Do you do that by hand (ex: To determine wether a singl
Peter Voelpel a écrit : Example n.2: You hear the DXpedition and decide to dive into the pileup. You swith on your multi megawatt amplifier and call, call, call, call, call. No need to listen,
Dick-w0raa a écrit : Yes you did. But leaving contesting apart, a "no cluster week-end" would be a great way of helping people rediscover DX ! -- VFO knob preservation society. _______________
Hi, A few days ago, the CQ MARATHON website (dxmarathon.com) said that high claimed scores for 2007 will be posted soon after the submission deadline. Today, deadline is passed, and the website chang
Bill Tippett a écrit : I don't understand why Skimmer should be "allowed" "approved" or else. When transceivers with spectral display hit the market, were they "allowed" ? That's what i was blogging
Scott Robbins a écrit : Let's consider an IC-7800 or FTDX9000. They show you a "peak" on their 2nd receiver, and they can decode it to tell you whose signal it is. In short, they can tell you the cal
It's been 3 or 4 times that i'm driving to and from Barcelona by car. When driving on the "Autopista" on the north (to/from Girona), just before/after the toll, on a hill, there's a nice antenna farm
k2kw-8@adelphia.net a écrit : Not sure. Nowadays, "spotted" means "instant pileup", but "more spots" automatically means "less people in each pileup". And nowadays, "most spots for rare mults" means
Alex Tkatch a écrit : ... will the SKIMMER compete ?? -- Laurent Ferracci, F1JKJ Blog radio: http://www.ferracci.org _______________________________________________ CQ-Contest mailing list CQ-Contest
Hello friends If, like me, you checked your UBN file for CQWW SSB 2007, you may have seen the same incorrect call as me: 14289 PH 2007-10-27 0625 F1JKJ 14 UN7MMM 17 correct UN7MMMM When i saw that, i
David Thompson a écrit : No, it wasn't. All QSO lines in "UN7MMMM" log show UN7MMM as his call: Laurent, F1JKJ _______________________________________________ CQ-Contest mailing list CQ-Contest@conte
Yuri VE3DZ a écrit : No ! (i worked DK1F and didn't get a NIL) Only the CALLSIGN header field is taken into account by the robot. - If we have DL9LR in all QSO lines, but DK1F in the header, those wh
Tree a écrit : OK, so i'll add a little more feedback. I've checked my "DL9LR/DK1F" case. He used DK1F in the contest, had DK1F in the CALLSIGN header but all QSO lines contain DL9LR as his call. As