Clive et al,
> The multipliers for RSGB contests are ( where applicable) the DXCC list,
> except that all JA,K,VE,VO,VK,ZL and ZS call areas count separately.
>
> Perhaps someone has tackled this before but I haven't seen anything. Thus
> I have a model in which ADD DOMESTIC COUNTRY=K ( etc) is added to logcfg.dat,
> and then an RSGB.DOM file is created with k1=K1, k2=K2 etc etc is created.
It would be a bit of hard work, but if you do it right, it can be all
cream and butter:
Make a copy of CTY.DAT in your RSGB_Contest subdirectory.
Edit this copy by making ten copies of Japan entry and modifying each for
one call area, as
Japan1: 25: 45: AS: 35.70: -139.80: -9.0: JA1:
7J1,7K1,7L1,7M1,7N1,8J1,8K1,8L1,8M1,8N1,JA1,JB1,JC1,JE1,JF1,JG1,JH1,JI1,
JJ1,JK1,JL1,JM1,JN1,JO1,JP1,JQ1,JR1,JS1;
Japan2: 25: 45: AS: 35.70: -139.80: -9.0: JA2:
7J2,7K2,7L2,7M2,7N2,8J2,8K2,8L2,8M2,8N2,JA2,JB2,JC2,JE2,JF2,JG2,JH2,JI2,
JJ2,JK2,JL2,JM2,JN2,JO2,JP2,JQ2,JR2,JS2,KA2CC,KA2DX,KA2EX;
etc
You can even put in more accurate geographical coordinates.
Repeat for VK,ZL and ZS call areas. Then try it for K, VE, VO.
Now, what will you do with the vanity callsigns? And where would ZS80NRM be?
Repeat every time a new CTY.DAT is issued.
73 & gl,
--
Juhan Poldvere, ES5QX
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