In the listings of summits, There are numbers of like how many times a
summit has been activated. That’s easy to understand. but the one that
says “Points” What determines a summits “Point” value?
Thanks!
Joe WB9SBD
In the listings of summits, There are numbers of like how many times a
summit has been activated. That’s easy to understand. but the one that
says “Points” What determines a summits “Point” value?
Thanks!
Joe WB9SBD
altitude.
On a scale from the lowest in the association being 1, the highest being 10.
The points increase with height but the heights vary from Association to Association, the points bands being selected to give a fairly even distribution of points from the lowest to the highest summits in any Association. This is an arbitrary system but it seems to work.
Brian
Hi
I suggest that you read the ARM and the General Rules of SOTA: Summits on the Air and Summits on the Air
It’s all in there
73 de Pedro, CT1DBS/CU3HF
Thanks Brian
Just downloaded both of them and will be reading.
Thanks Pedro.
Joe WB9SBD