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<div class="moz-cite-prefix"><tt><big><big><big>Ted<br>
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To answer your question, the MiQP website is correct.<br>
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MiQP rules are not linked to OHQP rules. While we
understand the logic that led OhQP to change, the feedback
we've gotten from MiQP participants over the years seems
to overwhelmingly support QSOnr/location. It's really
only an issue for mobiles and multi-ops and we've tried to
write the MiQP rules to allow sufficient flexibility for
both to prevent it from being a legitimate problem.<br>
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So while I won't say that we'll NEVER change at some point
in the future, at this point in time there are no plans or
behind-the-scenes discussions to do so.<br>
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I ran OhQP from Summit County last year as NZ8O and got a
perspective on the RST vs. QSOnr question. But we're
always trying to give MiQP participants what they want,
regardless of what other QSO parties do.<br>
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73, Dave/K8CC<br>
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On 4/9/2016 11:20 PM, <a class="moz-txt-link-abbreviated" href="mailto:tdm1@bignet.net">tdm1@bignet.net</a> wrote:<br>
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Hello Dave
What is the correct exchange for MIQP this year?
Last year the OHQP switched to RST/CTY. So far this year, both the MIQP
website and the WA7BNM contest calendar show Serial/CTY. Which is it?
Please post your answer on the MIQP reflector.
Thanks! Call early and often.
Ted W8UE
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