David…if it helps I have an illustrated step-by-step document for setting up Winkeyer with analog and SDR radios….I’d be happy to send them to you 73 Frank NG1I

What radio are you using with it?

Thanks Scott for the rapid reply. I omitted to say that I had clicked on the COM3 port, and still no joy. I presume that the error message only refers to the basic CW interface setup, and

Hi David, Thanks for your e-mail. You have to actually click on the com port to select it. Other possibilities are here: Why doesn't the com port I want to use show up in the program's com port

Setting up a new shack PC. Windows 10 home latest update Error message Cannot open Winkey. The com port field cannot be empty. (or something along those lines). In the port field is COM3 Rig is

Has anyone experienced this anomaly? I use 2 loggers ACL for general log and N1MM+ for contests with my Icom 7300. I note that consistently when I exit N1MM+ and bring up ACL I get only a SSB

Hi Dave, Don't worry about that, you have it working! That is just the link to where the file is created by the contest software before upload to the web, so you can view it locally if you wish.

Got it working fine sending updates to a folder I made on a personal server. Mystery: What is the link View HTML file on Hard Drive all about? It defaults to a file in My Documents on my Laptop.

Perhaps somebody who is in New England and participated in the NEQP can help me out. In the NEQP for those of us in New England stations outside of the USA and Canada give their location as "DX", but

Hi All, I'm already starting to receive lots of Field Day e-mail, which is great! I'm very glad that you are all planning ahead! I'm also receiving requests for advice on how groups can best enjoy

"Mark Erbaugh" <mark.election@...> wrote:

The rule is that you log what you hear. If it does not match it means the other op likely did not upload correctly. His problem, not yours. 73 -Jim NU0C "Mark Erbaugh" <mark.election@...>

Hi Mark, The best way to be sure is to upload them both ways. Then, no matter how they uploaded you would have it. 73 -- Larry -- W1DYJ

Hi Guys, Please keep this thread on topic and specific to software support. Thanks! 73, Scott N3FJP http://www.n3fjp.com Serving the Amateur Radio community with contesting and general logging

I was shocked to see that one of the call groupings in Canada is an X. Mel

I HATE the fact the call number in a call doesn’t tell anything about a location anymore…….had a KH6 only to find he was from PA probably as he wanted a two x one call ☹

I will add an additional note to this. And sorry in advance, it does sometimes seem confusing. Once you get it figured out, it really isn’t hard at all. Will someone familiar with E-QSL comment

Hi Mark, The affect that it will have on LoTW confirmations will depend on how the person uploading set up his call in TQSL. If you want the confirmation, when in doubt, it is always good to ask

I guess I should have been more specific. One station was N8GU/4 indicating that he was operating out of the call area. Another was OZ75MAY/73, which I think is related to a special or an operating

Mark The only reason a person would sign as an /AE was to show that he is allowed in the portion of the band. he took the extra test passed, but the fcc has not updated the database yet. aclog, eqsl,