[NLRS] Reverse VUCC Award Program - question re: contacts above 1.3 GHz

[Dr. Gerald N. Johnson]

Appears to me that the microwave rover has to work a single station, and 
if the rover works that station enough times to give the single station 
VUCC, then the rover earns VUCC/r. That unlike below 1.3 GHz its not 
enough to work stations from the required number of grids it has to be 
essentially one station. Bah Humbug!

73, Jerry, K0CQ

On 9/16/2013 9:57 PM,  Jim Froemke wrote:
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> I don't understand the reverse VUCC rule for working stations above 1.3 GHz:
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> http://www.csvhfs.org/vuccdesc.html
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> 3. At frequencies below 1.3 GHz (and Satellite) any number of stations in
> any number of grids may be worked. Above that frequency "target stations
> worked must all be within the 300 meter circle" that is specified by VUCC
> rules. The location of the target stations must be indicated on their cards
> by at least the four digit grid, or preferably their lat/lon or some other
> indication that they were inside the same circle. The rover, of course, is
> obviously required to move around."
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> When I parse this rule, it implies (to me) that all stations that I work
> above 1.3 GHz (from my rover) must always be within a single, predefined 300
> meter circle. The only situation that seems likely is in the case of buck
> hill where over time, all stations will be operating within the confines of
> the hill top. I don't know of any other single, predefined 300 meter circle
> where I'm likely to find multiple stations, over time.
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> Can someone elaborate on this rather significant constraint? Perhaps I'm
> interpreting the text (in quotes) too literally.
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> 73, Jim
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> K0MHC/Rover
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