Rick,
I agree and that is a road I don't think we want to go down. I did work the WW
DX Digital contest and the distance scoring they used was kind of fun. How has
it worked out in 222 and Above contest,?
John
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On Sep 20, 2019 09:54, Alex <alex@kr1st.com> wrote:
>
> Hi John,
>
> If you would want to assign different QSO points based on mode, then you
> would have to weigh grid multipliers by mode as well. Working a distant
> grid on CW is a lot easier than on SSB, for instance. This can get
> complicated real fast. :)
>
> 73,
> --Alex KR1ST
>
>
> On 2019-09-20 00:03, John Kludt wrote:
>
> > "A good SSB operator can make Q's at about twice the
> > rate of a good CW operator so it is a mathematical way to level the
> > playing field." If that logic were applied to VHF contesting digital
> > Q's
> > should actually be worth *more* than SSB Q's and maybe on a par with
> > CW
> > Q's. Right now as we all know there is no differential between Q's by
> > mode. And maybe it should stay that way - just get that grid anyway
> > you
> > can!
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