It is step forward for sure. But still it is not as good as in TRlog where one can connect paddles to parallel port and can send from the computer and from paddles without any additional switching.
It is step forward for sure. But still it is not as good as in TRlog where one can connect paddles to parallel port and can send from the computer and from paddles without any additional switching.
Jeff, you do not need bandpass filters for that. Two side by side yagi antennas spaced some 400-500 meters would give you required isolation 73, Igor UA9CDC __________________________________________
There was a discussion about wireless boom mike headset on the reflector some time ago.I did the search on the archives but did not find it. Somebody was using some wireless 900Mhz telephone to hook
The way one gives his call sign is also important. The most unpleasant contact I had this weekend was with HS0/IK4MRH who was calling cq on 20m giving his call as "Hotel Sierra Zero slash Ay Key Four
Can somebody give me a clue where to send question for CQWW stuff? 73, Igor UA9CDC _________________________________________________________ Hi. This is the qmail-send program at seattle.eham.net. I'
I think I have merrier idea :) We need to change rules so that it is not beneficial to use packet anymore. For instance judges collect cluster statistics after the contest and every station that was
The big deal as I see it that /QRP is not part of the call. QRP stations insisting on sending that unnecessary info while calling someone therefore make it more difficult for the other side of the QS
Tree, shall we log in RAC and 9A contest participants who refuse to give or does not know their Grid Square? Distance contest. will be _______________________________________________ CQ-Contest maili
Much depends on who is calling. US pileup is always faster then EU 73, Igor UA9CDC _______________________________________________ CQ-Contest mailing list CQ-Contest@contesting.com http://lists.conte
I was really surprised to hear K1TTT calling me in RAEM contest on 80m CW. That was 9-30 AM local time and sun had been up for well over 40 minutes here. Many other participants from Asiatic Russia w
Thank you David. I have reposted it in Russian contest reflector. Congrats with good signal on 80m, Sorry, could not find K1TTT on 40. I used TR log and then did all the scoring in Excel. Took less t
For those who is interested I have uploaded some 80+ pictures of recent 8Q7DV CQWW CW operation here www.fotki.com/8q7dv 73, Igor UA9CDC _______________________________________________ CQ-Contest mai
Sorry guys. This web site does not like pile ups :) It turned out they have daily limit on traffic. That is 120 MB. There are some 5Mb of pics so if everyone download all the pics the web can only ac
operators with you which then means that you are no longer single-operator. a single operator control and use. single op, have essentially changed to a Single-Op Assisted only. There is no category
advances that Just for the sake of argument... where is the body of concrete evidence that packet assisted gives the overwhelming edge? If you compare the top results of assisted and non assisted yo
I agree with Sylvan, absolutely.. May be SO2R needs to be marked in the results if the number of SO2R participants does not justify creation of the separate category. On the other hand the results of
S/P Having second Another computer or several computers with several additional radios can do all of the above, including spots feeding :) IMHO that is more aid then packet cluster which sometimes m