I've just resumed writing a software column for NCJ, my third stint over the last 10 years or so. To put it mildly, the software scene has changed dramatically over that period, and software has bec
Hello Pete I 'd like to see articles for software about station automation and remote. Nodered for example, or software for remote control of radios and how this works in contest conditions. 73 Kosta
Author: Steve Dyer W1SRD via CQ-Contest <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Date: Fri, 14 Jan 2022 09:46:16 -0800
I agree. The most interesting work over the past couple years has been software to run stations remote. 73, Steve W1SRD Hello Pete I 'd like to see articles for software about station automation and
I also agree. Remote Software (not subscriber Remote Operating) has made a major splash with contest sponsors. Ops have been ingenious in making use of the capabilities it gives them. As an example,
Do you have specific software packages, or kinds of software, that you'd like to see written about in NCJ? How about subjects *about* software, and the influence of software on contesting? One topic
A popular alternative to this, supported by several contest loggers, is to send the last received exchange as your exchange. Speaking for the development team behind http://www.dxlog.net, we would be
Launching a new contest is a difficult thing. It's like throwing a party. You have to hope enough people show up to make it so fun they want to do it again. One reason the WW is so popular is that it
It is interesting and worth a try but I think not as much fun, particularly on 160m. I envision a pileup on a DX station listening to either or both for an extended length of time trying to copy a co
One possibility is to use the 6-digit numbers generated by TOTP generators like Google Authenticator. That gives you a new random 6-digit code every 30 seconds. As Two Factor Authentication becomes m