I think that the ARRL used to have it correct. Under the old rover rules, you started counting multipliers over again whenever you entered a new grid square. That encouraged people to activate as man
In the early/mid 90's, a couple of Rovers in NE did a perfectly legal thing in the January Contest: they "grid circled." That is, A was in grid 1, while B was in 1, 2, 3, and then 4. A moved to grid
Donn has it right. The changes in the rover rules have nothing to do with the desires of the rovers but everything to do with the politics of club scores. If you all remember, there was a much more o
Sheeseh, rover rule controversy again. I'll try to repress both the yawn and the rising voice and keep my comments "between the rails". Back when the rule change went through, I was an active rover.