[RTTY] JARTS RBN stats (Tomi kallio)

[iw1ayd - Salvatore Irato]

On 20/10/2015 18:00, rtty-request at contesting.com wrote:
> 2. Re: JARTS RBN stats (Tomi kallio)

Nice work Tomi TU.

Side-notes may occur, but not to criticize UR effort Tomi, believe me.

Pro
Some degrees of end user filtering are still permitted by the app and 
also by the site. That's good.

Cons
The app doesn't permit all the filtering as EX*CEL, but it is anyway a 
good thing not havig to own all the M* suite just on purpose. (Pro) 
Great for a UN*IX laptop, out of Libre Office.

I should wait comments and observations by others, as I am very 
interested in.

Last but not least, generally speaking as was for the old tread with the 
tread then started by VE7CC ...
Looking inside the data for IW1QN I have still to note several IW1Q, and 
one or two IW1QM or IW1QNM.
The latest are applicable by rules. But the IW1Q isn't applicable at 
all. There newer was a callsign issued with 2x1x1 format for the now 
ended IW series of callsigns. Just some 2x1x2, like IW1AY as the sarter 
for 2x1x3 series for AY. I mean the first wasn't AYA, but AY, then AYA. 
I am am the 5th of that AY series, not the4th. The same for QN, that is 
the starter for the series. So, it's just QN is the 1st assigned of that 
series and QNA is the 2nd assigned of the same series. This mean 27 
calls assigned or assignable for the QN series, instead of 26.
I didn't looked at all for W1Q or W1QN ...


              73 de iw1ayd Salvo

PS IW1A tells I am from Piedmont, as IW1Q tells that him is from 
Liguria. Segments of the IW1Ax, IW1Zx series went assigned, circa 1980, 
to 3 different regions in the Northe west Italy. The 3rd was the Valle 
d'Aosta. But several series went ot in use: i.e. no IW1ZA or other 
previous groups of letters went assigned, nor IW1HA etc. etc. Now the 
series as IW#XX for any Italian regions aren't anymore issued since 
2005. BTW no IK, IZ or IU with a call 2x1x2 could exist, there wasn't or 
isn't (IU) the same rule as IW. Even for special calls, that follow 
completely different rules.