[Milsurplus] BC-375E web site (Take Two)

[Hue Miller]

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From: <W7QHO@aol.com>

> OK, valid point.   On a recount (excluding only hanging chads), the winner
is
> the ATD with 51.   The TBW follows with a 47 dial/knob count.
>
> It must be pointed out here, though, that only one of the four TUs in the
ATD
> can be active at any one time which would reduce the ACTIVE knob/switch
count
> to 18.   Likewise, either the MF or HF side of the TBW can be active at
one
> time but not both together.   The HF side has the most controls so the
> maximum ACTIVE knob/switch count for the TBW adds up to 31.
> Dennis D.   W7QHO

I had my lawyer review the competition rules, and she
said that altho only one ATD TU can take its turn at the
group work at any instant, the other 3 cannot take the day
off, but must be present and ready to report for activity at
any summons; thus they are not released  to their own
pursuits, but are effectively "ACTIVE" any time the employer
( here identified as "ATD" ), has lights on and is open for business.
-Hue )