> I have just finalised my logs for the UK HFNFD and notice that
> some QSOs have $ sign adjacent to the points, why?
Maybe since we speak a different language, the term "in the money"
isn't well understood. We use it here in the colonies to say that
things are going well.
TR Log has advanced statistical methods to determine when your
operating technique is "in the money". For QSOs made during
these times, a $ is appended to the log entry. You can actually
mail your log to the sponsoring committee and then buy a cup of
coffee at your local cafe.
I hope this helps clear it up. Some people think it means something
like you made the QSO in S&P mode or something. Don't listen to them!!
I wrote the program and only I really know what it means.
Tree
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