[WT-support] Re: WPX M/S rule clarification request

[Patrick F6IRF]

Reference made to K6AW email below, is there any specific trick to get 
the station number indicated in the last Cabrillo column...
This is required, as indicated in K6AW's email.
Thanks - Pat

As per sample below, 0 is indicated whatever station has been used...  
(although R and M are clearly indicated on the screen-log)
CATEGORY: MULTI-ONE ALL HIGH
CREATED-BY: Win-Test 3.1.0
QSO: 14180 PH 2007-03-11 0406 F6IRF         59  0001   F5RRS         59  
023    0
QSO:  7000 PH 2007-03-11 0407 F6IRF         59  0001   HA3PT         59  
012    0
QSO:  7000 PH 2007-03-11 0414 F6IRF         59  0002   F4EIZ         59  
008    0
QSO: 14180 PH 2007-03-11 0415 F6IRF         59  0002   PA3BFH        59  
012    0




smerchan at sonic.net a écrit :

>Hi, Patrick - yes, serial number by band is ok.  Please keep track of xmtr
>number also.  Thanks and good luck in the contest.
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>73, Steve K6AW
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>>Hi
>>I am Patrick F6IRF and we are preparing M/S from Morroco with callsign
>>CN5W
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>>I read carefully the rules and it specifies
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>>*(a) Single-Transmitter* (MULTI-ONE): Only one transmitter and one band
>>permitted during the same time period (defined as 10 minutes).
>>*Exception: One other band may be used during any 10-minute period if
>>the station worked is a new multiplier. Use separate serial numbers for
>>the multiplier station. Logs found in violation of the 10-minute rule
>>will be automatically reclassified as multi-multi. Maximum power allowed
>>is 1500 watts total output. Your log MUST show the correct serial number
>>sent and received for each contact.*
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>>the important point is "*Use separate serial numbers for the multiplier
>>station."
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>>I tried both N1MM and Wintest software, and both are giving a serial
>>number by band (as per multi-multi rule) not by station as specified in
>>the rules.
>>Do I misunderstand the rule ? Will S/N "by band" be accepted for a M/S
>>entrant?
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>>Thanks in advance
>>Patrick
>>F6IRF/CN2WW
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