Scott, There is a similar requirement in the RAC Canada Day and Winter Contests for the Multi-Single Category: 4) * In the Multi-Single category only one transmitter and one band are permitted during

Mark, I would use a single log file regardless of callsign or location. If you want to designate a location on each call record then use one of the Other fields. Once you get everything back in sync

I suspected that. Seems there is a field in the LoTW log with the specified location. The question then is how to sort the updates from LOTW out so that they can be applied to the proper log. When

Bruce, I understand the ethical reasons why you decided to not send in your log. Have you thought about submitting it as a checklog? After all, if you submitted it as is with the band change

Hi Mark, I assume these are all the same call and LoTW certificate. Therefore they are all one log in LoTW. You are doing nothing wrong. 73 -- Larry -- W1DYJ

I've just created AClogs logs for previous locations defined in TQSL from previous logging SW and paper. Three log files total. Everything looks fine in AClog. I uploaded the logs for the locations

That is how I do it. In reality it is little different that working different portable locations. N3FJP AC-Log will receive input and store any information you put into it. For example, I

In the M$Windows 7 Control Panel, There is a setting for Display which "...allows you to change the size of text and other items on your screen..." The image you provided looks like what happened

Hi David, Thanks for your e-mail. My software doesn't have any limitations, but for LoTW, you will need to make sure that you sign the records with the TQSL station location for your other

Hi Bruce, Thanks for your thoughts and suggestions. I don't recall receiving a similar request, but understand how that would have been helpful and I will give it some thought for the future. Thanks

Hi, I operated 2 X SOTA in Northern Ireland (GI) at the weekend. As my home QTH is on Southern Ireland (EI) , I can operate in GI under my licence conditions as MI/EI7GEB/P My question is , can I logs

This past weekend, my wife and I dabbled in the IARU contest as a Multi-op using her callsign. We inadvertently violated the band-change rule and once we realized it, we gave up and won't send in our

-----Original Message----- From: K8TS <dalecole3502@...> To: N3FJPSoftwareUsers@groups.io <N3FJPSoftwareUsers@groups.io> Sent: Tue, Jul 14, 2020 10:38 am Subject: Re: [N3FJPSoftwareUsers] R9GM Asiatic

Hi Gang, This thread has detoured from N3FJP Software support, but please feel free to continue direct. Enjoy! 73, Scott N3FJP http://www.n3fjp.com Serving the Amateur Radio community with contesting

Why would a ham lie about his actual location? The first thing that popped into my head was that he may not want his actual location made public. Russia is still a military adversary of the West.

I saw a number of stations in the recent IARU contest handing out different zones than the default which showed in Scott’s program. I always, whether needed or not, download Jim’s latest update

His city as listed is in Asia it is east of the dividing line of Europe/Asia. The reason it shows up as European Russia is the 'G' after the '9". The Russian Federation says a 'G' is in European

Thanks so much for your really good information Jim! I've been looking for a library so that I can code the SFTP option in C#, but so far a clear solution has not come to light. Hopefully you will

Hi Dave, In Russia, a number 9 or 0 in the call is listed as Asiatic Russia on Russian callsign websites. Notice the photo of R9GM's QSL on his QRZ site. It says. "Europe or Asia?" That makes me

That has been done also thanks in advance for the idea.