On another thought,
What if all there is, IS dialup where you live. What happens now you
have to tie up the phone for the duration of the contest?
Will it even work at all on a non high speed connection?
what happens if your get dropped like happens so often on dialup? (as
well as my DSL yeah I know they say there are remedies))
what happens then do you have to stop operating to try to get your
connection back?
and or with the DSL in my case if I chose not to cure the RF problem,
why should it effect my ability to operate the contest?IT is a RADIO
contest, submitting logs made by a computer is all and all good, but
may as well do the whole test on one of the similuated internet radios
is what it's going to,
it to me sucks.
Just at the time I was going to push about a dozen clubs in the area
here to get into contesting. if this is the direction it's gonna go
to, I'm not gonna even try.
Joe WB9SBD
James Duffey wrote:
> John - You wrote:
>
>> The contest hasn't even had its initial running and they are already trying
>> to deal with problems??? What problems is real time logging going to solve?
>>
>
>
> I meant that real time logging will deal problems with contest logging in
> general, particularly after the contest is over but logs have yet to be
> submitted. So it is nice to see the ARRL implement it in a contest. I hope
> that they expand its use where appropriate. Advantages I see are:
>
> 1. Immediate feedback as to whether or not a contact is valid.
>
> 2. No time for modifications to logs or editing of logs after the contest is
> over. What you enter during the contest is what you get.
>
> 3. No category shopping.
>
> 4. No more requests for recordings of CW skimmer on the CQ_Contest list. :^)=
>
> 5. No more waiting months for results; they will be available immediately
> after the contest is over.
>
> Other than not being able to enter the contest without a computer and
> internet access, I don't see any down side to this. With the oft heard
> laments on this list of the aging of the contesters and the decline in
> contesting, I think that this is at least an attempt to inject new blood into
> contesting, and I think that is good. - Duffey
>
>
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> KK6MC
> James Duffey
> Cedar Crest NM
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