I don't think you're going to be able to do this with POST. You need to track
baton-passing where it's actually possible for any of your TX's to be either TX1
or TX2 at any given time. Unfortunately any competitive M/2 station is likely
to have this problem with additional rigs set up to quickly move to another band
or to S&P for new mults or Qs between CQs on one of the run bands.
At W6YX we worked only 3 third-radio contacts in NAQP, so after the contest I
just figured out which TX they should be based on band and edited the log before
running it through POST. We started with Qs on computers A, B, and C and ended
up with just A and C. With 4 different computer IDs, you will most likely have
to trace the handoffs through the entire log and potentially edit almost every
contact. You could also write a script in Perl or equivalent which uses
knowledge of the contest rules to determine which assignments follow the rules.
Or... Tree could put this logic into POST and save all of us the trouble.
It's probably a little too late for this now, but I assume that during the
contest you could start out with only two different values for COMPUTER ID on
the four computers and use CTRL-J to edit the COMPUTER ID whenever a handoff
requires a change. This would require all ops to be quite experienced with TR
and even then it would be very easy to forget to switch.
Good luck editing your log.
-Mike, N7MH
N0AC wrote:
> It must not be working with v 6.57. I just looked at the Cabrillo file and
> there are no 0/1s indicating TX1/TX2. Here is an example of Cabrillo output
> for ARRLCW
>
> QSO: 28000 CW 2001-02-17 0008 N0NI 599 Ia JH6TYD 599 100
> QSO: 21000 CW 2001-02-17 0011 N0NI 599 Ia T32RD 599 400
> QSO: 21000 CW 2001-02-17 0011 N0NI 599 Ia 8P5A 599 K
> QSO: 21000 CW 2001-02-17 0013 N0NI 599 Ia JA1IRH 599 050
> QSO: 28000 CW 2001-02-17 0014 N0NI 599 Ia RZ0IWA 599 100
> QSO: 28000 CW 2001-02-17 0015 N0NI 599 Ia PY1NX 599 100
> QSO: 21000 CW 2001-02-17 0015 N0NI 599 Ia JJ0FVP 599 100
>
> Let me restate the question to the M/2s:
>
> If you run separate TX on different bands and rather than switching only
> bands you switch TX which is on a different band how would you go about
> identifying TX1/TX2? You have 4 TX which can go to any band.
>
> N0AC
>
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