I know off topic some, But I just worked w1aw/0 at 14:24 on 18133 Worked him first call and re replied with the reply etc. but then called me by name,, I have no idea who the op right now is. And unl
Joe, He probably did not personally know you but looked you up live on QRZ. Dan KI6X I know off topic some, But I just worked w1aw/0 at 14:24 on 18133 Worked him first call and re replied with the re
That fast? He was running pretty fast probably a qso rate of ohhh180 to 200 a hour,at least 3 a minute. Joe WB9SBD Sig The Original Rolling Ball Clock Idle Tyme Idle-Tyme.com http://www.idle-tyme.com
Sat and listened to him do it for at least 15 minutes before I broke his pile up. 73, de Hans, K0HB "Just a Boy and his Radio" 73 _______________________________________________ CQ-Contest mailing li
I suppose he could have a callbook on his computer,, that would be fast enough I guess? Going to qrz seems that it would be too slow ya know? Joe WB9SBD Sig The Original Rolling Ball Clock Idle Tyme
My logger, Log4OM, does an instant lookup at QRZ as soon as the cursor leaves the callsign field, and rotates my antenna based on the grid lookup. 73, de Hans, K0HB "Just a Boy and his Radio" 73 ____
Got to admit it, it was cool, and added a "Personal Touch" I bet it freaked a LOT of people out like it did to me. Joe WB9SBD Sig The Original Rolling Ball Clock Idle Tyme Idle-Tyme.com http://www.id
His logging program was definitely doing a call sign lookup. I don't use "Ronald" on the air. So whenever someone calls me that, I know that they've done a FCC ULS lookup of some sort. I appreciate t
I reviewed my 2014 ARRL DX contest LCR and was puzzling over how so many contestants not only got my state wrong, but almost always inserted "VA" even though I am "K3" ZJ. It's not SCP because I have
When checking my LCR, several stations put "MD" instead of "DC." There are many WAS databases out there which naturally report DC stations as MD, but this will cost you a multiplier if you rely on th
Dave, I try to copy what is sent, including those stupid cut numbers....... just what comes in goes into my log. The way the old telegraphers had to do. Charly -- Charly, HS0ZCW _____________________
Agreed. I operate from home in NH, Remotely from VT, and from many other places as a guest op... esp. in Sweepstakes. I'd bet at least 2% or more of the stations who work me get the state/section wro
General Unstated Rule #1 in just about all contests (and yes, I know it's stated in many if not most): Copy the exchange that is being sent. General Unstated Rule #2: If you choose NOT to copy the ex
Copying what was sent has to have limits. If you're walking a casual op through an SS exchange and you ask him his power (to determine his PREC), and he responds 1kw, do you put 1kw in the PREC entry
WB9SBD notes: me by name Several logging programs offer integration with qrz.com or hamcall databases. This is most obvious with e.g. RTTY macros where the macro comes back and calls me "Timothy". If
Sounds as if the op was using a call history file with names. Pete, W1RM His logging program was definitely doing a call sign lookup. I don't use "Ronald" on the air. So whenever someone calls me tha