[PaQSO] CL Rules?

[mkempisty at comcast.net]

> A few years ago, I walked the perimeter of our operating setup with a
> GPS receiver and notebook computer running Street Atlas. If the map
> software is accurate, I'm convinced that we are a county line station.

In my opinion if you use a county sign, or a GPS and mapping software and you didn't install the sign or develop the mapping software or its database but they were done by a disinterested third party,  you have met the requirements  in all reasonably expected ways and means commonly available to you.  If you and everybody else knows the county sign is 15 miles from where it should be , sorry its out in my book.

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Take care,
Mark N3GNW


> A few years ago, I walked the perimeter of our operating setup with a
> GPS receiver and notebook computer running Street Atlas. If the map
> software is accurate, I'm convinced that we are a county line station.
> 
> 
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> [mailto:paqso-bounces at mailman.qth.net] On Behalf Of n3ntj at earthlink.net
> Sent: Sunday, October 09, 2005 2:00 PM
> To: PaQSO at mailman.qth.net
> Subject: [PaQSO] CL Rules?
> 
> How close does a station need to be to a CL to be considered CL?
> 
> I worked a station that was within eyesite of the SCH county line while
> he was in COL.  Will this count as a CL contact?  What are the rules for
> this?
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