I do have a newer GPS now and the cellphone is never used a lot since I
don't carry it with me unless I need it plus that means the battery is
usually dead unless I have it plugged into the cig lighter. I don't
have a need for a cellphone but the wife thought I needed one for her to
get ahold of me when she wanted to...<L>
What happens when you forget to charge the cellphone and forget the car
charger for the GPS and phone?
I am asking this question because I have submitted logs in the past and
KNOW that the time is NOT that accurate. I have been told by others
locally that the time NEEDS to be within a two-minute window or the log
could be rejected for inaccuracy. I am wondering how true this is?
James W8ISS
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On Sat, 2009-05-30 at 05:57 -0600, Jim Smith wrote:
> >
> > Since Zack has brought this up about forgetting to account for the time
> > correctly, I have been told that if I don't have the QSO time correct
> > within a two minute time frame that my log could be disallowed. My
> > clocks when out in the field are not that accurate most of the time,
> > but I do try to log as correct as I can though.
> >
> > Has anyone heard or seen of this?
> >
> > James W8ISS
> >
>
> Hi James,
> If you are 'out in the field' you should have a GPS with you. The GPS
> shows time accurate to well within a second. So do most cell phones.
> 73,
>
> Jim W0EEA
>
>
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