Theoretically speaking, the probability that anybody would be running
EXACTLY 150 watts ... or be able to measure it perfectly so as to know
they were running exactly 150 watts even if they were ... is essentially
zero. And from a practical point of view, I don't think any of us would
care much if someone running 151 watts claimed class L status so it
doesn't really matter anyway.
73,
Dave AB7E
Eric Hilding wrote:
> Fellow & Fellowette Contesters:
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> I’ve been scratching my bald head here trying to figure what the missing
> Single Operator Class power level designation is pursuant to the published
> 2008 CQ WW 160m DX Contest Rules power level breakdowns.
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> The Rules CLEARLY (UNclearly?) state:
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> Ø Under Single Operator there will be a designation of power level: H =
> power over 150 watts, L = power under 150 watts, and Q = 5 watts or less.
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> Re-reading the power level class distinctions several times, I’d sure like
> to know what the Class is for running EXACTLY 150 watts. Does anyone know?
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> Tnx, HNY & 73…
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> Rick, K6VVA * The Locust
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