K2AV wrote: >When I send in a checklog, that does not invalidate QSOs where other >stations were working me. They get credit. If I checklog, I'm just saying >that *I* am not submitting a log to put *my* call into the competition.
The opinion about the NF multiplier not counting was first brought up by VO1HP in his message: >The CQWW 160 CW rules say NO remote receiver setups allowed so I will submit >my log as a checklog only. Too bad because I think i was the only VO1 on the >band giving out the NF mult. In my interpretation of the rules if an operation is not permitted, sending in a check log by that station would not make it count. Just like someone operating from an entity without a permit and giving out a multiplier. In example I drive to C31 where CEPT does not apply, I work the contest and send in a check log. Would that count as a C31 multiplier? Niko AC6DD _________________ Topband Reflector Archives - http://www.contesting.com/_topband