On Thu, 9 Jan 2014 08:12:46 +0100 Ervin Hegedüs - HA2OS <airw...@gmail.com> wrote
> Hi Pat, > > thanks for the answer, > > On Wed, Jan 08, 2014 at 10:16:23PM -0500, Pat Collins wrote: > > > > Worked well, no crashes to report for my 370 qsos. Much better than last > > year > > using N1MM which crashes every now and then. > > sounds great, > > > I would like to see the power multiplier taken into consideration when > > scoring > > uhm, how could we get information about the power of other > station? > The power multiplier is 1.5x for LP and 3x for QRP. The additional points based on the other station wouldn't be available. 7. Score: Final score equals the total number of QSO points. There is no multiplier for different grids worked. Stations running more than 5 watts, but no more than 100 watts multiply their score by 1.5. Stations running less 5 watts or less multiply their score by 3. Scores will be grouped by category. For example: I worked VE7VV in CN88 which gives 7 pts. Since, I wouldn't know that VE7VV is qrp, TLF would show 21 pts. When the logs are scored, I would get an additional x4 so the final would be 84pts for that contact. N1MM would show 21 pts for the contact as well. > > and the place holder for the MYQRA in the messages added. > > I thought about it till I made the code, but not seem important > at first sight - the user can edit the rule file (in the messages > section), and that's a value which doesn't change untill the > contest. But sure, that should be replacable, as you wrote, I > think about it. > > Pleas give me some info about the power multiplier - when I read > the rules, I've found this: > > "QSO Points are multiplied by 2X if you work a low power station > and 4X for working a QRP station. This is done based upon received > logs and is computed automatically during the log checking process." > > So, I think that possible after all logs arrived, and the > _sender_ station mark its category. > > > btw: I don't find your callsign in the score file: > http://www.kkn.net/stew/STEWSCR.TXT > > Which callsign did you use? > N8VW. Pat _______________________________________________ Tlf-devel mailing list Tlf-devel@nongnu.org https://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/tlf-devel
