Spotted VE new mults usually do not light up as mults in the band map. After getting them in the entry window and spacing over to fill the trivially obvious exchange, they correctly light up there. Th

John, generate the Cabrillo for ARRL 160, then using a text editor change the Cabrillo so it reads CONTEST: CQ-160-CW and send that in. Tim N3QE

(CC'ing both CQ160 director and N1MM list so they get the heads-up). Andy, the webform for log submission is throwing unnecessary errors because my Cabrillo (generated by N1MM+ V1.0.8101.0) says "CATE

Swapping between two contests with nothing in the entry window is easy. Alt-F and then 2. That always gets you to the previously active contest and will swap back and forth between two no problem. Swa

Not N1MM-techie, but just on general contesting principle: In this modern day and age with computer logs and no penalty for computer log dupes, you should not tell them QSO B4, you should work them an

Hank, the key is to export them outside N1MM preferably to online logging sites with de-duping and powerful search tools. Keeping your grand consolidated log in N1MM is a bad choice. 1: File -> Export

I find that when the NSRTTYDUPE doesn’t count some dupes as points, that a “rescore current contest” brings them back into the score. Tim N3QE

Rich, the habit you want is not F2 for your callsign. Although you can configure that, there's other parts of automation and ESM that assume different key assignments. You want for the first 5 F-keys:

I think the most serious problem is that N1MM+ prefills the guy's previous serial number. This is a serious problem as the previous serial number is NEVER EVER gonna be right for the next QSO with the

Hank, I do recommend exporting all your logs with the barebones QSO essentials (date, time, band, mode, callsign) to Clublog or LOTW. This is a great way to make a grand repository of all your Q's for

John, previous (perhaps pre-plus) versions of N1MM would make a pop-up box for the warning, and then retry the radio connection with some timeout. Me, I'm not sure that pop-up click-through boxes are

I am going to disagree with everyone else and recommend that you get and show all reversebeacon spots. Putting any geographic limitations is just silly when even with QRP you can work and hear around

Mike, you can add series/parallel resistors inside the Winkeyer on the pot line to adjust the speed limits. I myself keep it in the default range and after a decade of practice I know which way to poi

Karin, rather than read parallel port pins, or virtual parallel port pins, I strongly recommend using the broadcast UDP packets going ahead for band change and other station automation. The broadcasts

“Me Too”, great idea. Suggest 5 minute granularity for the 30 minute NS and 10 minute granularity for 60 minute CWOps. Tim N3QE

I think you are asking a WSJT-X specific question so this is off topic for this group but I understand why you're asking it here because we can always help :-). The WSJT-X Contest Log is stored in the

Rick, I occasionally participate in NAQPP sprints, and note that their logging format have always been incompatible with N1MM. What I have done in the past, is written perl scripts that convert a "DX"

It’s a thing that the 3830 form wants. It’s not an actual contest sponsor requirement. There are many other contests where the 3830 form insists you count sections/states and Countries and put them in

Assuming you want this for the 3830 form. You can open Window->Multipliers->Sections, look in the title bar of that it will say (e.g.) 38 mults worked of 83 possible. Then subtract 38 from 42 total mu