Simply submit your entire log in Cabrillo format. The ability to generate
Cabrillo files is likely available as part of your logging program. In the part
of the header of the Cabrillo file where it says category, simply enter the
category you desire, such as, "SINGLE-OP 160M HIGH CW."
Your entire log will be used for cross-checking, but only contacts on 160 will
count toward your 160 meter score.
This will work unless you make no contacts on the band that you designate.
Every year there will be people who enter on a band but actually make all their
contacts on another band. They are usually reclassified to the band where
others claim to have worked them.
73,
Dick N6AA
> If I am submitting a SOSB 160M entry in CQ WW CW, can I participate in the
> contest on the other bands without any penalty (just to give out mult / have
> fun etc). Also, if this is allowed, when I submit the log, do I strip out all
> the QSOs not on 160m or put in a complete log with explanation?
> Thankyou for your assistance.
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