Before reverting back to TR for Multi-Op contests with Serial Numbers (i.e SS, WPX, etc), I just wondered if anyone could point me to a solution to this problem when using Writelog. I didn't get any
I don't understand why this is an issue. As long as the exchange is recorded properly, repeating serial numbers is not a problem. Back in the days of paper logs, each station had it's own set of numb
Al, You are not supposed to work two stations at once as a multi-single. This is a rule violation. There is no reason for WL to allow you to do this. 73, Bob N5NJ == From: Aldewey@aol.com Date: 2004/
He said he "started to enter a Q". He didn't say anything about working (trasmitting) two stations at once. WL assigns a number as soon as you start typing in a call. You will also see this behavior
I had to check this myself but what he is doing is OK by the rules. For SS there is no band change restriction. There is also no reason why both transcievers couldn't be on the same band as long as t
This is correct. There is NO band change rule for SS M/S. I can't speak for every top entry in SS M/S, but I bet the majority of the top 5 have more than one radio. And, like any other contest, you c
Hi Bob, you are not fully right. Think of the WAEDC. In the MOST category there are several transmitters TRANSMITTING at the SAME MOMENT allowed. The 2nd, 3rd,.. transmitter are allowed to work mults
bruce wrote: Now, why can't Writelog handle this? It's networked and certainly knows that there was another Q with the number it's using. It certainly should be possible to handle this although it mi
Large and fast are relative terms. The amount of data to be transferred to accomplish this would be of no consequence with even a 10MHz Ethernet connection. I'm sure it could be done relatively easil
Author: "M. Edward Wilborne III" <wilborne@mew3.com>
Date: Tue, 30 Nov 2004 14:13:17 -0500
I disagree. I think the problem is the lack of use of database technology. Instead of using a database, such as mySQL (SQL server softare which is free), the logging applications are "broadcasting" t
No, it's not a problem otherwise. It's a multi-single problem only. It's also only a problem when a multi-single uses multiple transcievers - a rare situation. Contests with other multi categories (l
Bruce et. al., Two transceivers is not a "rare situation" in multi-single. Consider: A run station and a mult station. Been doing it that way for years and many others in same setup. Tnx es 73 Dick W
Exactly Dick. This is just the case in the IOTA Contest. Chris G3SJJ --Original Message-- From: writelog-bounces@contesting.com [mailto:writelog-bounces@contesting.com]On Behalf Of Richard Zalewski S