You sure won't like this one. These are groups of spots from spotters who only made one spot in the whole contest. For this I start from my cluster database and find all the spotters who only made on
-- All 3 are not in the FCC database downloaded Monday either. What I can't understand is why David is critized for pointing out obvious cheats. 73 Ed -- The world's top contesters battle it out in F
I too applaud Dave for bringing this out into the open (again). While not a big gun like Dave and some of the others on here, I try to "play by the rules" and have NEVER used the cluster unless I was
The only solution is digital signatures assigned to call signs be required to sign in to the clusters, otherwise the cheating that Dave has so clearly demonstrated (why anyone called it hypothetical
This has been discussed many times over the years of packet and now internet spotting with no real solution being found. The only way to really do it would be to start a new network completely separ
to from system validate could rules mandatory The generic Kerberos process includes encryption of the keys. As I remember it also has problems with time delays like you would encounter with slow rf