For clarification (de AA4GA):
>> Responses below
The question is: If I operate 15m single band, but make a
dozen Qs on 10 meters as the result of QSY requests, but
only submit a log with 15m QSOs, will the guys I worked on
10m be penalized because they are NIL?
>> The answer is yes. You have submitted a log, and it does not contain qsos
>> that someone else is claiming with you.
I heard offline from K8CC as far as the 10m contest
goes...per Dave, they would lose the QSOs. Is this the
same for CQWW?
>> Yes. The underlying logic that Cabrillo employs supports this.
I seriously want to know because I don't want to make Qs
which the other guy will lose in case I strip out the non-
entry bands. (yes, I realize that Cabrillo theoretically
should classify me correctly based on my header info, even
with the off-band QSOs still in the log)
>> The question is, why would you not report qsos that you made? It's always
>> been OK to make qsos on bands other than the one you were working on for
>> your entry. In days past, you had to submit a seperate log sheet, make note
>> of it on your summary sheet, or some other manual work-around. The Cabrillo
>> format allows you to specify what category you enter, and log processing
>> only counts those qsos that contribute to the category you have indicated.
N5NJ
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