[UK-CONTEST] IOTA Mult Checking

[G3SJJ]

OK, thought I might have missed something. As you say Paul, SD is good 
at what it does for single-op sections, and no-one can deny that.

Interestingly, whilst visiting W3LPL's QTH in May, I noted they they 
still use CT and I think on a Serial comms port network. Just goes to 
show that All Singing and Dancing systems are not necessarily required 
for top multi-op setups, so maybe there is still time for networking and 
Cluster to be added to SD. In fact, with multi-op sections now included 
in most of the RSGB HF Contest portfolio, ie NFD, SSB Field Day, LPFD, 
21/28, Club Calls, Commonwealth, plus of course CW and SSB AFS, I reckon 
these facilities are a Must Have now. Go for it Paul and I'll give it a try.

Chris G3SJJ



Paul O'Kane wrote:
> ----- Original Message ----- 
> From: "G3SJJ" <g3sjj at btinternet.com>
>
>   
>> .. Looks as though I haven't been 
>> following your progress as I thought SD was for
>> single operator contests only.
>>     
>
> You're right - but then we all know that SD will never
> be the "very best" contest logger.  Maybe it's just
> good at what little it manages to do - and I console
> myself with the fact that, even in IOTA, some 90% of
> entries are SO.
>
> Anyway, with a bit of reverse engineering and a bit of
> application (always assuming there's the will to do it)
> N1MM may become better at identifying IOTA mults.
>
> 73,
> Paul EI5DI
>
> BTW - which rig would you suggest is the very best?
>
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