the best way i know of to fix times like that is this:
1. convert log to res format with b2r9
2. edit res file to split log into the correct time part and the bad time
part.
3. convert each half of log back to a bin file with r2b9
4. run ct_time on the bad part to shift the time
5. use merge to combine the two parts back into one
there are other ways if you want to edit the cabrillo file, export to
other tools, etc, but the above method works with just the ct unique
tools.
> Andy, while you are looking for ideas, maybe someone has seen the
> problem we had. We used CTWIN 9.75 and networked 3 pc's. The network
> worked fine. Everything was fine, but at 0459Z on the second day of the
> contest, the clocks jumped to 0600Z. We didn't realize it till near the
> end of the contest when we realized the problem. So, our logs show the
> jump in the hour and that we worked the contest till 0059Z. Wonder if
> there is an easy way to correct the time on 1/3 of the log?
> Tony
> N2TK
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: ct-user-admin@contesting.com
> [mailto:ct-user-admin@contesting.com]On Behalf Of Herb Anderson
> Sent: Friday, November 01, 2002 14:30
> To: ct-user@contesting.com
> Subject: [ct-user] Time loss
>
> During the contest my CT clock was loosing time. About 15 min per hour.
> The comp clock is OK. Every hour I would quit CT, go back to Windows
> then back to DOS/CT and operate till I lost 15 min. About an hour. Any
> one with ideas?
>
> andy, k7gex
>
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