----- Original Message -----
From: "Dick Green WC1M" <wc1m@msn.com>
> Newer logging programs, like N1MM, Writelog and Win-Test, log the frequency
> to the nearest KHz in the Cabrillo file, so it's certainly possible for log
> checking programs to cross-check and remove illegal QSOs from both logs if
> at least one of the two participants uses one of those loggers.
Dick, this is no solution either. Becaus what's in the log not neccessarily
shows where you transmitted. I.e. I'm as a European am working split with the
US
on 40 m. Let's assume I work somebody who's calling on 7.240 MHz then this is
what is logged in N1MM for instance, even if I transmit split below 7.200 which
is legal overhere. Even with CAT control the TX frequeny is only shown on
display during transmit. Now when do you usually log a contact (hitting enter
or
whatever)? During TX or rather during RX? ;-))
So your suggestion might work for 20 m simplex but that's only half of the
story
(if not less, hihi).
Vy 73, Olli - DH8BQA
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