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Log Analysis

Latest contests refereeing is the subject being discussed widely.
So how the contest refereeing is being made?

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Unprofessional refereeing
Rating: 5.0


My motivaton for writing this article was my (RG3K, op. UA3QDX) disqualification in CQWW CW-2008 and so-called "private" disqualification(?) in RDXC-2009.


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Name: Valera    22.09.09
Callsign: LZ2CJ   
If you want to make your point clear, find someone to translate this article in English for you.
 
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Name: Al    23.09.09
Callsign: 4L5A   
We translate UA3QDX article and I hope its looks better now  73            Al 4L5A
 
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Name: Vytenis    25.09.09
Callsign: LY2KZ   
As far as I understand, every suspicious log found by program is carefully examined by humans (contest committee) before it is claimed to be disqualified. No need to blame software. Did you mean as long as *THIS*computer log checking is used there will be no world/continental records set? Even at this low sunspot number. 73
 
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6Y1V Jamaica

6Y1V Team  are again offering a free trip to a young ham, who must be 21 or younger. 
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UU7J (4L0A): Methods for “success”
Rating: 5.0


Recently the organizers of probably the most popular contest - CQWW – started to publish the logs of the participants after log checking. Presumably this is done with the purpose of allowing the participants to look at the logs of competitors and assess their own operation.
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Name: Valeri    31.08.09
Callsign: LZ2CJ   
Besides all that info the other BIG problem especially in Europe is running in the contest with 4 KW amps and even more. Excessive power is a well kept secret of some of top scoring EU stations in ALL categories. I would love to see all EU M/M stns running no more than 1500 W for example. Well done Al. Congrats. Valera LZ2CJ
 
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Name: Christo    31.08.09
Callsign: LZ3FN   
This guys ( uu7j ) are genious... but now enought to be not catch congrats for investigation looking forward to see more intresting discouveries about our "great " contesters Thanks LZ3FN
 
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Name: Pa3k    01.09.09
Callsign: 9A5CW   
Its time to publish CQWW Cheatbook? 73 to all
 
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Name: Al    01.09.09
Callsign: 4L5A   
Interesting data received from Andy UZ7HO with attention SU9HP log  I add it to article   I think that will be usefull for many contesters really you need to feel comfortable to ask DX for qso on another band specially with SO2R that can be easy   73          Al 4L5A
 
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Name: Team    07.09.09
Callsign: HQ   
File Received from Andy UZ7HO with additional analyze ... link does not work. 73
 
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Name: Al    07.09.09
Callsign: 4L5A   
Fixed
 
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3V8BB in CQ WW DX CW 2008
Rating: 5.0


When CQ WW DX Contest start open log policy many radioamateurs start examinate the logs and even some groups of radio amateurs is start making own analyze of the logs
Here you can see ananalyze provided to us by group of the contesters calling their self Group for Fair Contesting


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Name: Peter    29.08.09
Callsign: DF3KV   
Beside agreeing what you found at YU1LA log you write: "Log does not shows the frequencies. Nowadays, this can be just a case when same faults happen, or Intention that participant does not want to have exact frequencies in his log, for some reason. We strongly suspect that FQs are not shown to hide some violations of rules." I do not agree on that comment. Why should a station working unassistant have the transceiver connected to a computer? There is an eastern Europe contest which expects that too, a reason for me not to participate. I use older equipment as many, Drake C-Line, Icom IC-740 and IC-751 without interface. So don´t suspect I have no frequencies shown in my log to hide violation of rules!! This will apply to many others as well!! 73 Peter
 
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Name: Al    29.08.09
Callsign: 4L5A   
Peter I agree with you Authors of that analyze is not taking that to account and of course there is no requirement from CC that log need to include exact frequency and there is allways possibility to find freqs anyway using logs of other people Showing freqs of course is helping to check logs           73          Al 4L5A
 
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Name: Al    31.08.09
Callsign: 4L5A   
Authors of analyze is inform me that in provided analyze they are have some mistakes and ask me to replace it I decide to publish it like another analyze Analyze of 3V8BB log
 
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Name: Al    01.09.09
Callsign: 4L5A   
I receive this message from the group today :"We published PDF file with some analyzing in Excel file, where frequencies in log of 3V8BB were different then in correspondence log.  Unfortunately, it comes to us by accident from one group member (he did a mistake sending it) as this was one of very first analyzing, and group discover that most of correspondences had no CAT. Also this shown us how serious and deep in details this analyzing was done. This file was not taken in consideration in analyzing and all data in published analyzing are correct."      73           Al 4L5A
 
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TOP Scores CQ WW DX CW 2008
Rating: 5.0


TOP Scores CQ WW DX CW 2008  DQed EF8M,RG3K,YU2A
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Name: Goga    25.08.09
Callsign: SWL   
Where 4L0A 16 M points disappeared?
 
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CQ WW CC News 24.08.09

The committee is aware there are a few entrants who feel the need to win using any available method. Fortunately, these individuals are a mere handful of the contest’s total entries. During the 2008 contest, for example, we estimate that approximately 25 entrants, whose score would have placed in the top score box, required close scrutiny. 
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CQ WW DX CC Informatioinal Update

The CQ WW Contest Committee (CQWWCC) wishes to announce the beginning of informational updates. We hope these periodic updates will serve to inform you of actions taken by the CQWWCC, behind the scenes committee work, history of the CQ WW and other topics. With this update, we will initiate regular communication with the contest community beginning later this week.

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TI5/WW4LL TI5/NP3D Costa Rica
Rating: 5.0


WW4LL and NP3D will be active from Costa Rica 23-28 september 2009 as TI5/WW4LL and TI5/NP3D

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Name: Vaughn    19.10.09
Callsign: KE6V   
You show LotW as an option for QSL. Could you confirm me 9/26/09 00:58 UTC 20 meters RTTY 599 so we do not have to exchange cards?
 
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AH0BT Mariana Islands

W1FPU,KH0UA,N2QP,KE7TWK,AH0BR and W1NDE will be active from Mariana Islands 4-7 september 2009 as AH0BT

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CQ WW DX SSB 2008 Top Scores

CQ WW DX SSB Contest 2008 results is quite interesting
   My congratulations to Rich N6KT for his 8th win in that contest and Im happy he back to our hobby
   Its interesting to compare results of the contest with claimed scores http://cqww.com/logs-received_ssb.htm
   Its not funny anymore when you see CQ WW CC re classifying contester from one category to another and he is in top scores
   Like example RG9A

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Results CQ WW DX CW 2008

Word winners are: SOAB HP -3V8BB op.YT1AD,SOAB LP- P40Q op K0DQ, SOAB QRP -TI5N op N0KE, SOAB HP Assisted-5B4AII op RW3QC, Multi Single-PJ4A,Multi Two-D4C, Multi Multi-HC8N

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CQ WW Contest New Rules

A competitor contacted by the CQ WW Contest Commmittee prior to the contest must agree to a scheduled visitation by a representative of the CQ WW CC during the contest. Failure of the entrant to respond to our correspondence or to allow an observer full access to the contest QTH will result in the entrant's call being removed from award eligibility for 5 years
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CQ WW WPX SSB CW 2009

CQ WW WPX SSB and CW 2009 High Claimed Scores Published

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Disqualifications in CQ WW SSB 2008

Received results of CQ WW SSB 2008 there is several club stations DQed
UU7J,9A1P,9A7A,E7DX


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