I sure hope so, he's in my log. ;) 73, -- Sean - VA5LF _______________________________________________ CQ-Contest mailing list CQ-Contest@contesting.com http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/c
Hi Doug, I've done exactly this. I'm stuck with an indoor antenna that works moderately well on 20 and not much else. During the RTTY Roundup, I worked mostly 20, as well as 2 on 40 and 1 on 15. When
Hi Maarten, What you have overlooked is that states are not multipliers in the CQWW contest, only zones and countries. So the continental US has 4 mults: the US country mult, zone 3, zone 4 and zone
I fail to see how this could possibly allow more stations at the bottom of the band. Last time I checked, using USB doesn't cause more spectrum to appear, and LSB and USB use the same amount of bandw
I've seen a lot about this problem with Trane furnaces, but I've got a similar problem with my new Lennox G71MPP. I haven't found any others with the same problem with this furnace online yet, so I m
Well, I'm loathe to ask this given the whole other cut number thread silliness, but I'm wondering about this so I'll stick out my neck. I'm not thinking my 46 QSOs will net much in the glory departme
On phone I very often get called Sam. Same problem. People hear part of my call and SCP gives them VE5SF. It can be very very hard to get the other op to hear the correct call once they've decided th
There's at least 2 of these a month, which try to participate in as much as possible: The SKCC Straight Key Sprint, and the SKCC Weekend Sprintathon. These two events have been instrumental in gettin
Might just be laziness. I had to mangle the default N1MM macro to stick my call in there. 73 Sean - VA5LF _______________________________________________ CQ-Contest mailing list CQ-Contest@contesting
I'd agree that shorter is not necessarily better. My current call has a very nice rhythm and I find it is almost always copied correctly. It's not much shorter than my old call per the "morse weight"
If your computer supports it, using a Bluetooth keyboard will allow you to use multiple wireless keyboards in the same location. You can pair them with a computer so they'll always connect to the cor
Hi Joe, I found this series of videos quite useful. Ran across it a while back and it convinced me to work towards SO2R. Still working on it though. :) 73, Sean - VA5LF ______________________________
Whaddya mean I gotta copy *AND* paste?! Of course it's the same one K1ZR, who is apparently better with computers than I, posted. 73 Sean - VA5LF _______________________________________________ CQ-Co
This happens quite often. It's why I have a line at the top of my QRZ page in red letters saying "I am not currently selling anything. If I am I will list it here" Haven't had my call used to scam si
It's not spelled out explicitly, but this paragraph would lead me to believe they were using American Morse: "Jim Wilson is the longtime editor of Dots & Dashes, the official publication of the Morse
Most servers send back a Delivery Status Notification (DSN) saying the mail was undeliverable. I'm rather surprised the ARRL server doesn't, as it is very useful for both informing someone they sent
I suppose I was a bit lax in terminology. It technically doesn't violate the SMTP spec to not send a DSN, but from the RFC 5321 (SMTP) and RFC 821 (Old SMTP) standards, both state that if a message i