Bruce Makas wrote:
> Over the weekend, on the return from a hamfest, I had a debate with a friend
> about what qualifies as a legitimate contact for DXCC.
>
> Several different situations:
>
> situation #1. My station (and call) is used for a multi-multi entry by our
> club in the DX contest. Are those QSL's, when received, valid for my
> personal DXCC totals even tho I may not have personally made all of the
> contacts?
NO!
>
>
> situation #2. I visit another ham's station and contact a new one using my
> call. Does this one count for me?
YES!
> I agree that if he uses my call at his
> station for the QSO, that is unethical and does not count but what if I make
> the QSO using my own call? That's OK with the FCC, is it good with the ARRL?
>
> situation #3. Our club has a club station with a unique callsign where all
> of our members can operate. Can the club get a DXCC based on the contacts
> made using the club's callsign.
Ask the league on this one. I never heard of a club obtainingDXCC, but then I
don't know everything!
>
>
> Thanks in advance, a beer depends on your answers.
>
> Bruce K1MY
>
> Sunny Sun Lakes, Arizona
>
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