[ICOM] DSTAR QSO PARTY

[Christian]

Dear all,

I served yesterday as a multiplier for points on the DCS001C (all Germany) to which about 35 relays were connected.

I interprete this rule as 10 qsos at least due to the fact that you cannot blame the calling person for receiving an answer of a hotspotter.

73 de Christian DG5BKA, M0IBK or KM4PSD

Von meinem iPhone gesendet

> Am 23.09.2018 um 15:10 schrieb KENT HUFFORD <KHUFFORD at ATLANTICBB.NET>:
> 
> Does rule #1 mean you have to make contact thru a repeater?  So you cannot
> use a hot spot/dongle/dvap/sorta device direct to a reflector?
> 
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> 
> Kent
> 
> KQ4KK
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> 
> Rules
> 
> The goal of the D-STAR QSO PARTY is to communicate through as many D-STAR
> repeaters as possible throughout the world. All operators who submit an
> approved log will be eligible for the prize draw. Winners will be randomly
> selected to each win a prize. The more D-STAR QSO's you make, the more
> chances you have to win. Please refer to the entry multipliers below. 
> 
> 1.    To qualify for prize draw point, you need to contact more than 10
> amateurs through at least one repeater in your own country.
> 2.    If you contact more than 20 amateurs, you will qualify for two
> points.
> 3.    If you contact amateurs in more than 5 foreign countries, you will
> qualify for one point.
> 4.    If you contact amateurs in more than 10 foreign countries, you will
> qualify for two points.
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> 
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