Antoine, CQWW & ARRL requires Cabrillo format now. The AK1A Format file is obsolete. 73, N5NJ -- Original Message -- From: "Antoine Bourgeois" <A.BOURGEOIS@wanadoo.fr> To: <ct-user@contesting.com> Se
SSB and FM are equivalent in VHF, so why would you need to log them differently? only have CW and SSB. version)have the problem. Contest last weekend. have to go back and
Paul, Use the monitor in the 850 for the DVP also. The monitor of the DVP is the "raw" recording. The monitor on the 850 is more like what goes on the air. It also should sound the same as when you s
If you're not using 9.84 that's what you'll see. The ARRL will score your Cabrillo format properly no matter what CT displays to you. To: <ct-user@contesting.com>
Scott, CT is now at version 9.84 or so. I would suggest downloading the latest version from www.k1ea.com Also, the keep getting an out of band error can usually be solved by typing in a frequency on
Next time, set the computer's clock to "GMT Casablanca, Monrovia" where there is no daylight savings time. To correct it, I would manually edit the final Cabrillo file. we hour to
Herb, Are you selecting the "boot to dos" option or are you really booting into DOS? Check out my article on contesting.com on how to configure your Win98 computer to really just boot to a DOS prompt
I'm not aware of any tools to do this - yet. The rule allows you 8 band changes per hour for each rig. I would think that you'd really have to try hard to exceed that number. I reviewed the log manua
The CQWW version of Multi-2 has a unique parameter, which is 8 band changes per hour - per rig. I don't know if WT4I can handle that. Anyone own the WT4I tool that can comment? In 9.81 and earlier, t
While I understand that you CAN change bands this many times, I would suggest that it might not be most effective to do so, since you really should be running on two bands at once in Multi-2. Granted
Did this fix the display of spots from AR Clusters that include the state of the spotter? Like these: DX de ND2T: 14183.2 W9XT wi K 1544Z CA DX de W1NQU: 28477.3 EW4MM CQ QRZ EU 1544Z MA DX de W6YX:
Thanks all for the replies on this. We've got a unique problem in that we are on the fringe of the packet cluster's coverage, and often become disconnected, especially during contests with heavy usag
I'm not aware of any ham radio devices that can use USB. CT only supports regular old serial and parallel ports. Hey this is my first time to use the list. I have been useing CT in the DOS mode. But
We go through this at AA5NT every contest. First: the number you assign to the computer called "Station Number" in the CT setup screen has nothing to do with logging. It has only to do with CT networ
Well, not quite. If you hit Enter with a DX call in the call field, CT will fill the zone in for you - but it does not pre-populate the field for you when you Tab, or <Space Bar> to the zone field. N
The only time it fills in the zone is if you've worked the station previously in that contest and it gives you the zone you logged - correct or not. CT allows you to copy the exchange or just whack E
In 9.81.002 which I downloaded last night, it shows "STN #" correctly. I tried several. To my dismay, even though I have no radio defined, I still see the Radio 1 indicator, and it will change to Rad
Aha! I was caught by the perpetual 'station number misunderstanding' again! Nonetheless, it works properly. To change which station the QSO's will be logged as, use Alt-Y, or the RUN1 & RUN2 commands