I'd like to ask all of you about post-contest log analysis: the examination of a log after it has been submitted, in order to evaluate and improve contest performance. No doubt all the big guns go th
Hi Ev - please visit my website - I have added the map that you need. By the way - completely off-topic: Has anyone any ideas where I can get a job? I have been un-employed for a while - things are v
Thanks for that link, Igor - its an excellent piece of software, and will be of use to many contesters. I had some problems downloading it at first - the file kept being received as 'corrupted', but
Not true at all. There are plenty of countries that share a grid square. For instance, a station in JN61: is he signing /I or /HV? A station in JN02: is he signing /F or /EA3 or /C3? There *is* a way
Perhaps if you guys had voted to become a state in December '98 things would be different !! 73s Tim EI8IC http://www.mapability.com/ei8ic/ Ham Map Heaven. Contester Resources. Free zone maps, and co
Hi - I am working on a new contest-log visualisation tool, and need a few logs to test it with. I would be grateful for recent Cabrillo-format logs for the following contests: ARRL-10 ARRL-160 ARRL-D
Following my previous post, there have been quite a few questions wondering what a 'contest-log visualisation tool' actually is! Well, don't be surprised if you haven't heard of one, because I think
Hi David - thanks for mentioning your Contest Propagation Prediction Tool. http://www.k1ttt.net/software.html#mofdos which I'm sure is an excellent program. If I read the website correctly, it says t
I remember an article in the British mag 'Radcom' about twenty years ago suggesting a contest where all participants used the 'Aggle' series of phonetics: A=Aggle, B=Baggle, C=Caggle, D=Daggle, E=Eag
I am pleased to announce that LogView is now online: http://www.mapability.com/ei8ic/logview/ LogView is a post-contest log-visualisation tool, for analysing contest performance. It plots the QSOs in
Is there anyone out there with lots of time, who wants to make a useful contribution to the contesting community, as well as giving their website some real *content*? I have often thought that an ide
somewhere Talking of another famous Soviet Arctic Explorer and radio ham - Ernst Krenkel, callsign RAEM: the book containing the account of the sinking of the ice-breaker Chelyuskin, the stranding on
Just a reminder that anyone using the Internet Explorer browser with Java can view a universal beam heading chart here: http://www.mapability.com/ei8ic/maps/universal.html Its a great way of visualis
Hmm Tom - you need to think laterally to get past the password !! Do a Google site search for 7J4AAL on kkn.net - i.e. http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=navclient&ie=UTF-8&rls=GGLD,GGLD:2004-03,G
Since the successful vote for independence on May 21st, it would seem that Montenegro is now a separate country from Serbia. Is this official yet? Does anyone know what has to take place for Serbia a
PS - it seems that officials in Podgorica have set July 13 - the date of Montenegro's original independence in 1878 - as their unofficial target for a new declaration of independence. Is the Ham comm
No, I hadn't heard anything about that. 'E5' is certainly allocated to the S.Cooks: E5A-E5Z New Zealand - Cook Islands Anyone else know anything about this? 73s Tim EI8IC Tim, I think I saw something
Thanks, Ron, and everyone else who posted. I guess we will all have to wait and see what happens after July 13th. 73s Tim EI8IC www.mapability.com/ei8ic Ham Map Heaven. Contester Resources. Free Stuf
The CIRAF Zone map is not the same as the Amateur one - CIRAF only have zones up to 84, whilst Amateurs go to 90. France is in Zone 27, not 28 or 37. 73s Tim EI8IC http://www.mapability.com/ei8ic/map
Wanted - a couple of people who would like to test the latest version of the Global Overlay Mapper. You will need Windows XP Home or Pro, and will have to download 5 files total 24MB. You will also n