Perfect Scott, thank you, Brian N1FI

Hi Brian, Thanks for your e-mail. You'll find the 10-10 contest log here: http://www.n3fjp.com/1010qsoparty.html Enjoy! 73, Scott N3FJP http://www.n3fjp.com Serving the Amateur Radio community with

Is the 10-10 contest program this weekend part of the package of N3FJP that I purchased? thanks brian N1FI

I concur on the Mortty solution. A Black Belt contester turned me on to Mortty which was easy to build, just follow the instructions with a dollop of patience. Cheers, Marv Ross W0PSY

Good, I'm glad that worked for you! 73 & 44, -Jim NU0C Zero District POTA Log Manager http://www.parksontheair.com/ Zero and Seven Districts WWFF-KFF Log

That is the coolest software ever! I pulled my .adi into the software, deleted the Frequency column, and re-imported in to my DXLab. Voila! Thank you very very much for saving me tonssss of time

You can use ADIF Master to bulk delete the frequency field for the whole log. Exact frequency is not required for logging or QSO matching for awards, just the band. 73 -Jim NU0C "Megin Murphy"

Scott thanks very much for the reply it turns out the read mode string was incorrect. I had 03 in the string and I changed it to 04 and all was good with reading the mode. I am not sure why or how

Hi Guys, Around Christmas, one of the guys in our local club was expressing frustration of sending CW, as his hands have become more shaky with age. He uses the F keys, which work fine for him for

Hi At Less than half the price, I’ve never had a ‘galvan’ collision and not sure I now anyone who has. Could happen, who knows. Best regards, Ken - K4EES

The way I read the post was that his hands were too shaky to use a paddle, or a straight key.. That's the main reason I suggested using keyboard generated CW. Plus, one eventually runs out of memory

Two comments on Mortty vs. Winkeyer: 1) WKmini (the Winkeyer functional equivalent of Mortty) is only $59 - NOT $129 2) WKmini is galvanically isolated - Mortty is NOT Mortty is a nice offering -

I'm going to toss in a suggestion before the topic is closed completely. Take a look at Mortty: https://hamprojects.info/mortty/ This is a kit, but one of the easiest kits I've built. N3FJP,

Well DUHHHHHH. I didn't notice the "more" button. LOL. thanks for the tip! I work as a programmer, I should know better than to make a "user" error! Steve.

Hi Steve, Thanks for your e-mail. Just click More on the Edit form to edit the frequency from the software. Glad you found the proper settings for your rig! Enjoy! 73,

we also had weird frequencies. Turns out it was our rig control set wrong. ("Yaesu New" vs "Yaesu New2"). Rig control WAS working but the frequency was interpreted wrong so 7.070 mhz became 70.700,

thanks to all who gave feedback....we are going to look at winkeyer... i will post a update after he is back on the air... 73 jim wa4yiz

I thought about that but the frequencies are not the same so it’s not an easy search and replace ir even delete. But thanks for the suggestion. Get Outlook for iOS

Hi Megin, Thanks for your e-mail. In addition to Jim's good suggestion (thanks Jim), you can edit the QSO record in the WFD software to correct the frequency and then export the ADIF file

I would open the ADIF file in a text editor or ADIF Master and remove the frequency or edit it to show a sane number. 73 -Jim NU0C "Megin Murphy" <meginamurphy@...> wrote: