Ev asks for more input from those who do not submit contest logs, however I doubt that many non-submitters would be subscribed to this reflector. Rick, K1DS/R ________________________________________
I believe Ev was proposing we search the logs of the top 10 stations for people who did not submit logs. We would then contact those stations to determine why they did not submit logs. (Did I get tha
Yes, Tom. You've got it. This can't be difficult to do (identifying who participated but didn't submit). The tough part is reaching them to ask them why. If done with tact, there's no reason in the w
Sounds like it might be useful information to have. Rather than making it into a research project that no one has the time to do, a simpler (do-it-now) solution might for each person on the reflector
Tom Frenaye wrote: -- Sounds like it might be useful information to have. Rather than making it into a research project that no one has the time to do, a simpler (do-it-now) solution might for each p
As someone who doesn't turn in all my logs, I feel qualified to comment on this topic. Several reasons why I don't turn in logs: - Didn't have time to operate whole contest, not much to show. - Band
== People participate because: o It's fun o There's a reward for doing so People submit logs because: o It's easy o There's a reward for doing so == Bryan (K0EMT) wrote the following insights that fi
The ARRL does accept paper logs, but sure prefers and appreciates them electronically. As someone else said, the recent NCJ Sprint contest had a web-based input form that seemed to work well. I'm hop
I received a reply from one of the stations that I worked during the Jan contest who did not submit a log. He listed the problems he had with the robot (during a previous submittal) and the removal o
I have seen several different threads about people having trouble with the robot, and I have had plenty myself. I use an older version of a logging program which always puts the out-of-date contest c
People submit logs because: o It's easy to do o There's a reward for doing so It sounds like the first is more important than the second to this person. After all, they tried to submit, but were thwa
I don't quite qualify to respond to this thread, since I did submit a log in the January VHF Sweepstakes. My XYL and I did put in a fairly big effort, and although it looks like we'll be taking last
Rick, I have the feeling you are well qualified to speak about submitting your logs. You are probably the type who would not submit logs and maybe by understanding what made you decide to submit is j
*logging*, it Anyone have a solution for this problem? As a rover I tried using an old portable PC and a logging program. However the glare from the sum made it impossible to read the screen. So I en
We have prototyped a web based log entry form that does basically this. Currently, it only works for the NCJ Sprint contests however. While it is easy to use, I think it is slower than using a loggi
VHFTest and KM Rover logger are a couple I have used. I am pretty sure they both have a mode for logging "after the fact". In this mode you enter the date and time manually for each QSO. I don't have