The power of other station is not essential. It is your power that
counts.
Good point. An exchange of power levels is, again, rooted in low-power
contests. It's interesting, but I would say that this is the most
expendable part of the exchange.
It seems to me that a score per contact, rather than an overall
multiplier, makes some sense and that it should be based on the *other*
station's power.
Let's face it, if I run 10 mW and you hear me, and come back to me with
a 100W signal, it is *you* that did the hard work digging my signal out
of the noise, not me doing the work of digging you out. I realize that
there is skill involved in timing and offset of the weak signal being
transmitted, but the receiving station ought to get higher score for
that contact!
73,
Lyle KK7P
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