FT8 and FT4 have identical contest capabilities. They only support a few specific contest exchanges: NA VHF/CQ WW DIGI, EU VHF, ARRL Field Day and ARRL RTTY. If the contest you are interested in does

According to the ARRL web page at <http://www.arrl.org/hpm150-birthday-celebration>, the ARRL will accept ADIF logs for HPM 150. That would appear to be by far the easiest way to submit a log for cont

No, you do not connect anything to the K3S's Line In and Line Out jacks. If the K3S senses anything physically plugged into its Line In jack, it disables its internal audio Codec. The optimal offset i

At the top right of the DXKeeper window there are several check boxes (Auxiliary, QSL, Online QSL, ,,,). If these are all checked, there is no way that the DXKeeper window will fit vertically on a typ

See <http://www.dxlabsuite.com/dxlabwiki/RecoverWindow>. 73, Rich VE3KI On Fri, Jul 5, 2019 at 12:08 PM, Carl - WC4H wrote:

That is definitely the case for state QSO parties where the exchange includes county information, since the county part of the exchange is always a short abbreviation and not the full name from the AD

As far as I know, there is no documentation listing the use of different fields for different contest exchanges in N1MM+. The only way I know of to determine for sure whether and how the APP_N1MM_EXCH

There are quite a few contests where this field is not used at all, but when it is used, I believe it will generally contain the contest exchange as received, so SRX_STRING could probably be substitut

You could back up the log, export the contacts in question to ADIF, and then do some outboard processing to convert the SRX_STRING data (assuming that is the field where it is stored) to the appropria

In WSJT-X, if you have "Split Operation" set to "Rig", try changing it to "Fake It". The RX-to-TX transition with the "Rig" setting seems to be very slow when using another program (like Commander) as

If you are specifically interested in doing FT8 from WSJT-X with N1MM+ doing the logging (contest operation), I suggest you consult <http://n1mm.hamdocs.com/tiki-index.php?page=WSJT-X+Decode+List&stru

This question has nothing to do with DXLab Suite. You'd probably be better off posing this question on the HamApps group. That being said, on a busy band I think it is reasonable and normal to see it

In the BARTG Spring contest, the RX UTC is not necessarily the same as the QSO Begin. It is the four-digit time sent to you by the other station. If his clock is different from yours, the time he send

Backwards to what? The choice of lower or upper sideband for CW is purely arbitrary - it's a matter of personal preference. Different radio manufacturers make different choices about which one to call

Not all rigs are the same. On the Elecraft K3, CW is LSB on receive and CW-R is USB, but on the Kenwood TS-850, CW is USB and CW-R is LSB. On the Omni VII, selecting CW in Commander selects UCW and se

Redoing the Sync will only find QSO matches that were uploaded since the last sync. It will not re-download the EY8MM confirmation. Instead, try this: Find the QSO in question in your log, right-click

It is not your imagination - that is how it works. If you want to record accurate RX frequencies as well as TX frequencies, you can go back through the ALL,TXT file in your wsjt-x log directory, work

Uninstalling and reinstalling JTAlert won't do any good. That would be like replacing the engine in your car because you have a flat tire. What you need to do is configure JTAlert to connect to DXKeep

N1MM+ and WSJT-X cannot simultaneously control the radio without some kind of port sharing software external to both of them. There are instructions at <http://n1mm.hamdocs.com/tiki-index.php?page=WSJ

There are two easier ways to restore the normal UTC order: (a) Click on the "UTC" radio button in the Sort panel in the lower left corner of the window; (b) Ctrl+click on the X to the right of the Fil