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Survey Date Survey Question June 13, 2008 WAE and RDXC recently merged assisted and non-assisted single operator categories. Would you favour such a move for the CQWW contest? May 9, 2008 Many contest sponsors are considering how to handle CW skimmer. Do you think single-ops (not assisted) should be allowed to use programs like CW Skimmer, as long as everything is local to the station and no spotting nets are used? May 8, 2008 Do you think contest sponsors should do more to promote and encourage innovations (e.g. remotely operated stations, CW skimmer and other novel developments) in the art and practice of radio sport? August 1, 2008 Two contest variables are operator skill and station design skill. A guest operator operating a superstation as single-op competes as a two person team, the top op and top station owner, against single-op operators who designs their own stations. Should guest operators be classified as multi-ops? April 30, 2008 During the 2008 CQ WPX SSB contest a number of stations were reported to have given exchanges with serial numbers but without signal reports. Do you think February 29, 2008 There has been a lot of discussion pro and con about the GetScores website posting real-time contest scores (http://getscores.org/). Would seeing the real-time SUMMARY scores of your competition provide you with any competitive advantage? June 21, 2008 Would you be in favor of changing the NA Sprint Contest rules to eliminate the HP category leaving only LP (100 watts or less) and QRP? February 1, 2008 There has been a lot of discussion on the email reflectors about cheating in contests. Do you think contest sponsors should take more action to reduce cheating in contests? February 29, 2008 If there was one,would you participate in a 160m & 10m (Top and Bottom)Contest? November 30, 2007 How were propagation conditions at your QTH during the 2007 CQWW CW contest? November 30, 2007 How many contest do you enter each year? November 1, 2007 What are your favorite contest modes? July 6, 2007 The CQWW 2006 SSB & CW logs are available for all to view (http://www.cqww.com/ssblogs.htm & http://www.cqww.com/cwlogs.htm). Do you think the idea of making CQWW logs public is October 1, 2007 Do you believe that "remote control" of a station should be valid in the SO Unassisted Category of contests? May 31, 2007 Do you favor moving to a single standardized "club circle" dimension for all contests that have a club competition? May 1, 2007 Do you plan to upgrade and/or modify your station this summer? April 1, 2007 The ARRL invites members and non-members to participate in its contests but the log checking reports (LCRs) on which the results have been adjudicated are available only to ARRL members. Do you agree with this ARRL policy? March 1, 2007 If there was a 24 hour category in the CQWW DX and ARRL DX contests where you could choose your hours of participate and the time-off interval was no less than 30 minutes would you enter this category? January 31, 2007 Do you think 1x1 and 2x1 calls give their users a competitive advantage in major contests? January 1, 2007 If during a contest QSO the other station gives you the frequency of a needed multiple should you be required to enter the 'assisted' category even though until then you operated 'unassisted'? November 1, 2006 The CQ WW Contest Committee is discussing whether use of real-time contest scoreboards is likely to convey information about band openings and profitable tactics to an extent that participants using the scoreboards should be categorized as assisted. Do you think users of real-time contest scoreboards should be categorized as assisted? January 1, 2007 How many years have you been participating in contests? October 1, 2006 Assume you have a contest station on an average city lot composed of a triband antenna on a 50-60' tower, wire antennas and/or you are using the tower as a vertical on the lower bands and a good 100w transceiver. If you wanted to upgrade your station with a $1000 budget to be more competitive in the low power class would you September 1, 2007 Should a "Tribander/Single Wire" category (like the one used in WPX) be an available category in CQWW, ARRL DX, and SS? August 31, 2006 You are given $5000 and the task to build a modest but effective contest station on an "average city lot". How would you allocate the funds between inside and outside? Elaborate if you wish.

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