Scott,
If someone else would be doing part of the operating (logging), they would
then be multi-operator.
More than one operator = multi-operator.
73,
Bob
>
> Bob and all
>
>> Single Operator (that is, one who is operating Without Assistance) must
>> *alone* perform both of the following activities:
>> #1 - locate (tune in) each signal AND
>> #2 - identify each callsign that will be entered into his log.
>>
>> Both #1 and #2 requirements must be met in order to be considered single
>> op.
>
> You left out that the single operator must also LOG his own contact. If
> he is using a program, that will be done automatically, but the operator
> cannot have assistance of someone who fills out a log of any type for him.
>
> Scott
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