Something like that, in simplified and little different form is already in N1MM+. Summary window says: "1 Mult = 8,9Q's" which I understand: "Dont spend chasing 1 multiplier more than you spend on 9

Athena is a nice too for after contest analysis, or looking at multiple hour trends, but to my knowledge it doesn't replace the real-time rate meter in the info window. That is what I am looking

John: You could use the Export ADIF by date fucntionality for that. Its in the following menu path: File > Export > Export Adif to file > Export ADIF to file by date... 73 de Prasad VU2PTT

Gerald, the problem did not initially go away by closing and reopening the program. I do not use any digital modes, so was not aware that "mode sent to radio" was actually irrelevant, thanks for the

Hi, this feature is already in ATHENA. It will try to calculate some related data. Message which will been shown is something like: 1 MULT will add 4671 (1,3%) to score and equals 25 minutes and/or

Thank you Larry. I am using N1MM+ in 'dxexpedition' mode with my GK3UCQ callsign. I need to upload to Clublog and LOTW daily so being able to export just the day's QSOs would be nice. Never mind as I

Mike, I have used a RBplus (not a II) in the past, and if I recallcorrectly the unit includes a single switching transistor soldered onto aterminal lug in the left-rear of the chassis – almost

John, Correct, it is not possible. The >Export routines create ADIF files bycontest. The intent is that, at the end of each contest, you would export yourcontacts for submission to the contest

New to N1MM+. Is it possible to do a multiple selection of logbook entries? I can only select one. If I can make a multi-selection I would then like to export those selections as an .adif file. It

George, This isn't making a lot of sense to me. I am not having the problems you are in my setup using an Icom 756 radio. From what you describe, it appears that the program seems to be stuck thinking

Jon, We had legacy program reports from some FT-897/879D/857 owners that had issues with SO2V mode. I borrowed a FT-879 radio during the program re-write and tried to work around the radio

I found that in Mode Control, the settings for "Mode sent to radio" were RTTY (not sure who did that), so I changed those to "No change" and now I can change frequency without having the radio switch

Pete, I don't think that's it. I don't have ANY portion of any band set as a RTTY sub-band--I never operate RTTY. I checked that manual section and when I right click on any frequency on any band,

Did you tried ATHENA for such graphical evaluations? It is a great tool for real tracking comparing an older contest to get the feeling to be better or not :) Maybe your feature is still in ATHENA

George, I expect you will find that this is happening because you have the Mode Control tab in the Configurer set to something other than "Follow Radio Mode" and 14170 is listed as part

Pete, Tom: I received the same Error message (see below) when I imported a Call History file for the NAQP CW test. The History file appears to work correctly when testing with known calls. The same

Hi all, Does anyone use FT-897 or older FT-857 radio in SO2V configuration? For some reasons it doesn't work for me, while on N1MM Classic everything is fine, so maybe it is just the stuff left from

I've mainly used N1MM for digital modes; using a RigBlaster Plus II for FSK. Has anyone successfully integrated the RigBlaster with N1MM+ for CW keying? I am using the RigBlaster Plus II for CW

As of 2016 I am finding a strange response to typing the QRG into the Entry window. I have the radio set to follow band plan (when not in contest). So I am on 14020 cw. In the past when I typed

Friends, I've been thinking forward to WRTC2018 and an issue I don't typically have to deal with from home, but that I am sure Europeans often have to. That is, the trade off between high rate