At 06:56 PM 10/20/2003, Guido Tedeschi wrote: is it possible for an operator to operate some hours from a multi-operator team (his callsign will be listed in summary sheet) and also make some qso fro
There is a third case. If your call is used at Richard's station (say in a multi-op contest), you may claim DXCC credit ONLY for those stations you personally work. An entity worked by someone beside
I have not maintained the Shetlands callsign list in the country files for the last few years. One year I looked through the printed callbook and identified all the stations in the correct postal cod
At 11:13 AM 10/27/2003, N2TK, Tony wrote: Is there a list of the Shetland stations that were on this past weekend for proper country credit or does Cabrillo take care of that? There are 39 of them li
I have uploaded a new SEC.DAT to the CT web site: http://www.k1ea.com/dat/ There is also a ct-dat.zip file there which includes all the section files in one convenient package. This edition supports
In case I confused anyone (else, besides K2WR), here is what I meant to say: There are 39 [Shetlands stations] listed in the RAC 2003 callbook (stations with ZE1 or ZE2 in postal code). At least two
Is anyone else concerned that people are posting their logs before the log submission deadline has passed? It would be easy for someone who has a questionable QSO to go to the on-line log, and if not
I tried to make the CT program web page a little bit more clear. From the main web http://www.k1ea.com, follow the link "Download CT". This replaces the old "Update CT" link. The Download page has in
A couple of weeks ago, I asked the question: Is anyone else concerned that people are posting their logs before the log submission deadline has passed? It would be easy for someone who has a question
Similarly, I'm intersted in this for the Palm Pilot as well. 73 - Jim AD1C == Jim Reisert AD1C, 7 Charlemont Court, North Chelmsford, MA 01863 USA +978-251-9933, <jjreisert@alum.mit.edu>, http://www.
I think people learn this during Field Day. I've never hear it used outside of these two contests. 73 - Jim AD1C == Jim Reisert AD1C, 7 Charlemont Court, North Chelmsford, MA 01863 USA +978-251-9933,
New country files are available at: http://www.k1ea.com/cty/ Please see README.TXT file for installation instructions. This file is on the web site and in the .ZIP archive. Changes in this release: 1
As Doug W9WI pointed out, LoTW is too complicated for most people. We can not force people to use technology just because it's there, or just because we do. At KC1XX, I still intend to send pre-empti
Hi Andy, Please use NP3D by itself. The latest country file will score this as United States, Zone 5. Don't sign NP3D/2, that will confuse the software and it will think you are in US Virgin Islands
I concur with John. I built a couple of these machines last winter, albeit with a different motherboard (K7VEM-Pro). It's a good compromise in being able to use an ISA card (like a 16-bit Soundblaste
There is only one entry in the database: NP3D. K1EA and N6TR have convinced me that putting in other variants is meaningless since their callsign parsers won't treat them any differently. While havin
Dallas, he stated that he did NOT want to sign NP3D/W2, which is why I formed my answer the way I did. I agree with you that it would be the correct thing to sign (or /K2 or /AB2 or whatever). 73 - J
I wrote a short program which attempts to locate passed QSOs in a Cabrillo log. You can download it from: http://www.k1ea.com/utilities/pass.zip The program will only run in a DOS window on Win 95/98
At 10:25 PM 12/2/2003, Craig Cook N7OR wrote: Nice detective work. I went to go listen to 2 spots that were spotted by NX7K and both times found NX7K was the one running stations on the spotted frequ
Chris Terkla, N1XS reported that the program doesn't work in a DOS box under Windows XP. Hmmm, I may have compiled it wrong (it's not something I can easily test, since it works on my PC either way).