Currently, for the IARU’s 100th anniversary, France is participating, and each department has its own call. I’m in Vaucluse department #84, so for this event, I used TM84REF. I had set an alert for F/CR-245 that stated, “Watch my spots, they will indicate SOTA CQ.”
As you can see on SOTLAS, the activation log started at 08:55z and ended at 11:18z.
So the QSOs you made outside of this period are not SOTA.
I ask you to check and remove any errors. These QSOs are also valid for a diploma see here https://tm100ref.r-e-f.org/
Roger @EA3ISA the QSO at 08:28 from your EA3/TA-050 was not an S2S sorry, please correct your log.
I would like to apologize for any inconvenience caused.
Multiple stations with the same callsign on-air simultaneously and/or mistakenly spotted by RBNhole are becoming a common occurrence, especially with TM prefixes.
Probably wise for not just TM stations but whenever there is a special call in use unless you are sure there is only one station using the call. A similar problem happened with a recent UK GBxxxx call being used by many stations and only a few of the QSOs were good for SOTA.
Hello all, with TM06REF in between 6.000 QSO we had only a few error (1 or 2). When there are 2 or more station on differents summits, the Alert must be TM06REF on F/AM-xxx. Doing this, each operator must give the good reference during his activation.
IU1UKS has done 7 QSO with TM06REF on F/AM-377 F/AM-617 F/AM-784 F/AM-339 F/AM-541 F/AM-453 F/AM-333
I have all logs to help if needed.
Gerald F6HBI
