[NLRS] dupe sheet specs

[Doug Reed]

Last weekend we discussed the 10 mile rule a couple times during meals. 
Every time I suggested that sub-grids be used as part of the 
determination, I was told they don't matter but here we are using them 
to check for dupes.<g>

I'd still like to have the rule changed to something like "every new 
operating location must be a minimum 10 road mile move from the last 
operating location and every QSO must be from a different 6-digit 
sub-grid." This does penalize the southern states where sub-grids are 
larger, but I'm not sure how much the actual difference is.

73, Doug Reed, N0NAS.

W0ZQ at aol.com wrote:
> 
> I would add to that the date and time so that you can find the referenced QSO 
> in the real log.   In the past, for the 10gig contest, I have used Excel to 
> generate my log, then do a SORT on columns in the order of CALL WORKED, then 
> GRID RECEIVED, then GRID SENT.   The idea is to be able to scan the 
> alphabetically sorted dupe sheet and to see that no one call has been worked from the same 
> grid received - sent pair.
> 
> 73, Jon
> W0ZQ
> 
> 
> In a message dated 9/20/06 11:36:01 PM Central Daylight Time, 
> goverby at charter.net writes:
> 
>> For the 10ghz contest, what exactly does a 'dupe sheet' consist of?
>>
>> The Rules say:
>>
>>   5.5.1. A dupe sheet is an alphanumerically sorted list of all contacts
>>   made during the contest, sorted by band and mode as appropriate. A
>>   list of duplicate contacts does not meet this requirement.
>>
>> Since I only have one band, and mode isn't even logged for this contest I
>> think it will consist of:  callsign, sent grid, received grid.
>>
>> I 'only' had 475 contacts, so I don't have to send along a dupe sheet, but I
>> thought I'd try generating one anyway.
>>
>>
> 
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