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#Multi-Operator

Multi-operator entries are stations operated by several people under one callsign. They are divided into classes, usually by the number of transmitters that may be active at once, such as multi-single, multi-two and multi-multi. Many contests add limits on how often or how soon a transmitter may change band. The rules differ from event to event and change over time. Articles under this tag explain the common ideas and the logging practices that make a multi-operator log clear and correct.

Multi-Operator Categories and Band-Change Rules ExplainedOct 24, 2026 · 8 min read

Multi-Operator Categories and Band-Change Rules Explained

Multi-operator contest categories explained: single, two and multi transmitter classes, band-change limits in general, and how to log them correctly.

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