I finally got WL to record a contest. Some how it never seemed to work before. Out of 16 hours I got three 15 meg WAV files covering the first 5 hours. A power loss caused the computer to shut down a
Dick, That is a great feature. Please don't try to delete it. Without it you'll have to use the mouse (ugh!!) to find and edit a log entry. With this feature, you simply up-arrow to the problem log e
Dick, Something appears to be broken in your program. What version are you running? With 10.26B I have no problem using the arrow key to jump into the log and then jump right back to the entry window
I would agree with this IF the Cabrillo logs contained ALL the needed information. Unfortunately, they usually don't. Please note that true Cabrillo is only used for ARRL events according to Trey. Va
Tom, Wonder if you locked onto the signal with an active SHIFT ?? Then after a couple of lines the guy hits NUM and then LTR so it synchronized you.... (I assume you wern't listening to ascii) Speaki
This is true Marty! WPX CW was my first attempt at SO2R. I took it easy and only made about 50 QSOs on the second radio out of about 1300. However, I did notice this problem and I think it's serious.
Frank, Check out http://www.k2kw.com for info on how to use verticals. The issue isn't really the band, its ground loss. thats why verticals are poor on the ground, a little better on the roof, and h
Jim (et all); Not to belabor a point, but I thought a quickie expansion of vertical problem might help: Ground losses are not just 1/4 wavelength from the antenna. Good radials take care of that. As
I've had that problem come and go. It's pretty strange. What I found works; keep the Windows mixer (double click Volume Control) open in the background. Either the MIC or WAV mixer input gets muted w
A little understanding may help. I don't claim any particular knowledge of this particular contest, but I check logs for CQP and I've talked to several others who do log checking for other contests (
Each to their own ... but I'll do anything NOT to use a mouse. Poking a finger on the F key is a lot faster than hunting for an icon with a mouse. 73, Al AD6E aka W6YL this weekend << How about tapin
Larry, I'd urge you to keep getting on and working the guys/gals. The majority of QSOs you hear in a contest are where one side or the other eventually doesn't send in a log. Its quite common. Withou
Interesting! At W6YL where there were a bunch of newbie contesters so I set up the F keys as follows: F1 help with note to hit ESC if accidently pushed F2 short CQ CQ FD W6YL F3 long CQ CQ CQ FD W6YL
I'm trying to get a new computer to run. Everything works fine except the MIC input. Its just dead. It may be a broken trace on the mother board (main board sound), but I don't know. It has an AC97 c
I've been having this problem since 10.16. If you know about this one, please let me know. It sounds like something simple, but I can't get rid of it. If I bring up WL for an SSB test, the voice keye
&*$#^% .. the PSK rumble was fun last year. Too bad its the same weekend as Visalia. I won't be able to participate this time. 73, Al AD6E -- WWW: http://www.writelog.com/ Submissions: writelog@conte
I've had a similar problem that was traced to two different causes: 1. WL must be in a voice mode (USB or LSB). If it isn't, then the sound card is dead. 2. Check to see if your sound board (ie the s