[PaQSO] CQ Log Checking Team/scoring team

[Michael Coslo]

We have a county line setup as one point per contact (or 2 points if CW or digital) with a County line station. The separate counties will count as distinct multipliers. Useable if you need that county, or doesn't matter if you already have it.

The way to log county line stations in N1MM is described in page 234 of the N1MM Logger Documentation 2011-05-26_merged.pdf file that comes with the program. I'm pretty certain that it is the present one since I just downloaded it last week. But you can search "county line" in the N1MM Logger Documentation pdf file. 

DIfferent programs log county line stations differently. Some have a single QSO and you can enter the different counties at the same time that way.N1MM's county line method as described in the manual is perfectly acceptable.

Other parties might be different - perhaps that is a part of the confusion. But you can rest assured that we don't ream anyone out for something like county line errors.

	- 73 de Mike N3LI -


 
On Oct 9, 2012, at 10:44 AM, Hank Greeb wrote:

> I remain confused as to how I cobble together a cabrillo file IF I work 
> a county line operation station this coming weekend.  John, K3CT, 
> offered his valuable opinion, but says he is NOT of the scoring/Log 
> Checking team, so cannot give an authoritative answer.
> 
> So, here's what I'm going to do - and prey to the gods of the scoring 
> team that it will not anger them:
> 
> START-OF-LOG: 3.0
> <snip>
> CREATED-BY: N1MM Logger V12.9.1 Edited by N8XX to conform with what this 
> lid
> CREATED-BY: thinks will be acceptable to PAQP Scoring team
> QSO: 14200 PH 2012-10-13 2027 N8XX          0001 MI W3ONE         0983 
> CNTy-1
> QSO: 14200 PH 2012-10-13 2027 N8XX          0001 MI W3ONE         0983 
> CNTy-2
> QSO: 14200 PH 2012-10-13 2020 N8XX          0003 MI    K3TWO 0213 CNTy-9
> END-OF-LOG:
> 
> In the above, I've picked fictitious times and calls, but "W3ONE" is is 
> at the border between "COUnty-1 and COUnty-2" so I enter it twice.  My 
> original cabrillo file has numbers 0001 and 0002 in it, but since I only 
> sent "0001" to W3ONE, I manually butchered the file so my number 0001 
> appears in two consecutive lines, as does his "0983"
> 
> IF there's any egregious error in my interpretation of what is expected, 
> I prey that someone from the Log checking team will straighten me out.