AA4LR said:"LoTW is absolutely great. What it needs right now is more participation, especially from DX operators." Yes and even more participation is needed from contesters who go to a DX location f
Using firefox the screen is blank, using I.E.6 it is an impressive site. MAL N7MAL BULLHEAD CITY, AZ http://www.ctaz.com/~suzyq/N7mal.htm Or the website could comply with W3C specs. Mike Reublin NF4L
Speaking of Certificates just got my 'SWEEP' mug from ups. :-) 73 MAL N7MAL BULLHEAD CITY, AZ http://www.ctaz.com/~suzyq/N7mal.htm _______________________________________________ CQ-Contest mailing l
Finally: Thanks to N7CQQ for uploading the XR0X logs to LOTW I now have """""un-linked"""", virgin, mixed DXCC via LOTW. Here's some stats to ponder: I have uploaded 11K+ QSO's, 4 band DXCC, 85% of Q
Unfortunately E-QSL awards have no 'stature'. If I tell someone I have achieved DXCC or WAS they realize those are meaningful certificates. If I tell someone I have e-qsl whatever they yawn. Until su
I just checked LOTW and so far 15% of my NAQP contacts are confirmed there. It looks like LOTW is beginning to catch on. I am still waiting for WAS to be confirmed on LOTW. There are a couple of stat
Someone please help me understand the purpose of this discussion. The contest is called NORTH AMERICAN QSO Party. I think that means it's a North American contest. It is not for Euro's or anyone outs
If there were to be any changes/tweaking of he NAQP rules my suggestion would be to make the teams more regional. I think it's ludicrous for ZF2NT to be a team member of NCCC. Regional teams would cr
I have not seen any of these problems with LOTW. I have uploaded logs from XMLOG, Logger32, and directly from CT contest logs. I have 10% of my QSO's confirmed by LOTW. I think the reason the partici
Now that I understand the problem I just downloaded 900 QSO's from LOTW. I obviously didn't read the entire ADI file but I did import it into XMLOG It identified 6 errors, 4 were grid squares and 2 w
It is no secret within the contesting community that Jim and I had some real disagreements. Today those seem so trivial. With Jim's passing the contest community has a very large hole in it. I would
Inside the article is a link directly to a BPL provider, http://www.currentgroup.com/ I thought there was a process in progress at the FCC. I thought there were going to be hearings etc. I guess we a
Believe it or not the alien radio talk show host Art Bell, W6OBB, is using almost exactly what you are describing. He has about 15 75 ft poles and has an outstanding signal. The few times I've heard
Well Bob you have described the problem to perfection. 10 years ago if you only worked 375 JA's in 10 hrs with a yagi & a kw you would have gone out and chopped down your tower. 10 years ago, from ou
I did not have a large log and CT was changing the info, if I remember correctly, around the 30th QSO. I only noticed it on the SSB contacts. I was switching back and forth between CW & SSB. MAL N7MA
Well let me put the operator thing to rest. I had worked a club station in CA, which I'm very familiar with. The station was a 2A. I worked them a little later on 80. I entered their call, hit the sp
It is so easy to repeat it's unbelievable. I started a new file and QSO number 11 which was QSO number 1 but on a different band. QSO number one was 5F QSO number eleven magically became 2A. Deletin
On behalf of the many contesters, like me, who are relegated to using a multi-band trap vertical, and some sort-of low trap dipole for the low bands, why don't you try using your station. Once you ge
Scott: While I agree with you whole-heartedly think of the consequences to this reflector. It might have to revert to meaningful discussions about contesting instead of mindless/mindnumbing drivel ab
What if you get your propagation reports from your local packetcluster and promise you won't look at the spots just the wwv. MAL N7MAL BULLHEAD CITY, AZ http://www.ctaz.com/~suzyq/N7mal.htm -- Origin