[LCC] Seeking operators for NAQP SSB

[Marsh KA5M]

Hi Scott,

I'm curious about something - just wondering.

>From the latest 2019 Rules http://www.ncjweb.com/NAQP-Rules.pdf

b) Multioperator Two-Transmitter (M2):
iii) A maximum of two transmitted signals at any given time, each on a
different band. Both transmitters may work any and all stations.

I read that as it is okay to have a maximum of two (2) transmitted signals
at the same time - no need for a "lockout". But the next part says to me
that the transmitted signals must be on different bands. (Surely a contest
station could NOT be running AND S&P for mults on the same band and transmit
at the same time). But, with no lockout needed,  a contest station could run
on 2 bands or run on one band and S&P for mults on a different band and both
transmit at the same time.

Just my opinion: a lockout can be frustrating - as an example when the run
station is trying to get a fill on an exchange, and the S&P station is
trying to work a new mult - both at the same time.

Any comments would be welcome.

Marsh, KA5M


-----Original Message-----
From: LCC <lcc-bounces at louisianacontestclub.org> On Behalf Of w5wz at w5wz.com
Sent: Friday, January 11, 2019 9:08 AM
To: LCC <lcc at louisianacontestclub.org>
Subject: [LCC] Seeking operators for NAQP SSB

W5WZ will be active as a M/2 in NAQP SSB next weekend.  Scott W5WZ and Bobby
WM5H ran this contest in Jan 2018, finishing 4th overall.

I'd like to have a couple more ops on the team - if we did, on one band we
can have a Run and an in-band S&P station (using hardware lockout).


Anyone interested?

--Scott

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