I'd like to reinforce this. Last summer I worked a multi-op station a
total of eight times from different grid squares. Three QSOs on 6M and
the other five on 2,222,and 432. Only the 6M QSOs were in the log they
submitted.
As a result, I not only lost the QSO points and multipliers for the five
QSOs but was also penalized for having five "not in log" contacts. My
claimed score took a big hit.
73,
Tom K6EU aka K6EU/r
wa4kxy@bellsouth.net wrote:
> The problem isn't with folks that don't send in any log. The problem is with
> folks who send in a log but don't include all the bands they work. No naming
> any names, there was a limited multiop who not long ago operated 6 through
> 432 but also gave folks some contacts on higher bands. When they submitted
> their logs they submitted just 6 through 432. Everyone who contacted them on
> the higher bands had those contacts disallowed. There were some very POed
> folks! If you are operating limited or whatever and give out some contacts
> on higher bands to just help folks out be sure that you submit a check log
> for those contacts.
>
> 73
> Jim, W4KXY
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