[UK-CONTEST] IOTA 08

Clive Whelan clive.whelan at btinternet.com
Wed Jul 30 07:36:05 EDT 2008


Hi Tammie

Caveat, I am not that familiar with HRD, well as a logger anyway. You 
don't mention if it provides a Cabrillo file?

There's nothing much wrong with the way you've entered the data, but the 
Cabrillo file can be very fussy about formats, and t.b.h. HRD is not 
really a good choice as a contest logger- horses for courses.

I know you've used N1MM, as I've seen you lurking there ;-) , and that 
is the way to go if only because it will ensure that your data entry is 
correct and produce a viable Cabrillo file therefrom .

Someone here will always help you through any difficulties you encounter 
with log entries, just yell out. Also remember that the contest robots 
themselves can be very pernickety, and most of us get as many rejections 
as do failed authors!


Hang in there.


73


Clive
GW3NJW

P.S How's the CW going? ;-)

Tammie Evans wrote:
> Hello once again, I submitted my log and had the auto-robot error 
> message come back... upon checking why it wasn't space properly... ie 
> probably entirely my fault due to mis-entry in logging programme - how 
> should I have entered signal reports, island numbers?
>
> I was using Ham Radio Deluxe (am about to change to Ham Logger and N1MM) 
> and just put something like
>
> Sent - 5901 EU005   Received 5929 AS004
>
> In HRD there are two boxes each for send and receive... maybe it's my 
> mis-understanding of how to enter the number(s)/letter(s) in the boxes?
>
> Have now successfully re-entered the log and it was all okay but just 
> wondering what I've done wrong in case in the future I mis-enter 
> information into one of the new logging programmes?
>
> 73 Tammie M3ENF
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