Except during VHF contests, /R (Rover) calls are most likely the result of false FT4/FT8 decodes. Most FT8 false decodes contain /R and also contain iffy call signs from grids that do

On SpotCollector I sometimes see stations with callsigns ending in /R, such as VJ0EAB/R (which DXLab calls Macquarie Island and QRZ.com calls an unassigned call from Antarctica). I don’t know

Thanks. I get the same behavior you describe. 73, Don AD0K

+ AA6YQ comments below I have also noticed this type of behavior at various times but cannot pin it down to anything specific but the following scenario is repeatable. Filter for a call that is not

Dave, I have also noticed this type of behavior at various times but cannot pin it down to anything specific but the following scenario is repeatable. Filter for a call that is not in the log. No

hi Dave, Thank you for the help. I will read it over. I have use the software for years and I still find things new. Have a Happy and Healthy New Year. 73, Allan, AB8AA -- Allan Avnet,

You are not asking a question to which there is an answer. The QSO record does not have a "WAS box". Please explain what information you are seeing. 73, ... Joe, W4TV

+ AA6YQ comments below How can I verify that all the states qso's WAS box is checked? I looked in the wiki with no help. + There is no "WAS box" for each state. + There is a "WAS checkbox" for each

How can I verify that all the states qso's WAS box is checked? I looked in the wiki with no help. Allan, AB8AA -- Allan Avnet, AB8AA ab8aa@... 330-207-3296

+ AA6YQ comments below I see the ability to Ignore incoming spots from selected origins but does that mean that is the spotter location or the spotted DX location. I'd prefer to kill all spots of NA

SKIMMER adds NCDXF B to the spot notes and they appear that way in CC Cluster and AR Cluster nodes. DX Spider nodes appear to modify that to DXF as the first three characters of the Spot Notes. I

Until recently, spots of NCDXF beacons on these frequencies were designated by /B appended to the filename. Such spots could be ignored by adding a single entry to SpotCollector's Special Callsign

Peter, First, what appears in the spot notes with the beacons? What is the "source" and what is the "network"? As Dave responded you should use "NCDXF" and "BEACON" not "NCDXF B". Also add "DXF" to

Thanks, Dave, will take my time learning and playing...and asking questions. 73 NU6T Rich

OK. I'm very confused so please be gentile. In spot collector I clicked on the button autohide. The window appears and I entered NCDXF B in one cell and BEACON in the other cell. I checked Enable

OK. I'm very confused so please be gentile. In spot collector I clicked on the button autohide. The window appears and I entered NCDXF B in one cell and BEACON in the other cell. I checked

Check https://groups.io/g/DXLab/files/Command%20Sequences%20and%20Sliders/Yaesu Tnx es 73

+ The auto-hide mechanism operates on individual words. Change the NCDXF B + entry to NCDXF. 73, Dave, AA6YQ

OK. I'm very confused so please be gentile. In spot collector I clicked on the button autohide. The window appears and I entered NCDXF B in one cell and BEACON in the other cell. I checked

+ AA6YQ comments below DXLab has a steep learning curve, but it interests me. + The steepness of DXLab's learning curve is entirely under your control. + If we plot "functionality learned vs. time"