[Dx4win] DX4WIN 6..01/6.02 Satellite QSOs

Tue, 04 Feb 2003 10:34:24 -0800

Just playing around with this a bit more.

I noticed that you can set the "Satellite" field to any combination 
regardless of what you have selected in the "Band" field. For example, I 
can save QSOs that have a 'Band' of 80 meters, and a 'Satellite' setting 
of 144/435.

Does this make sense? Shouldn't the Satellite field be disabled when the 
  "Band" is set to anything other than "SAT"?

Just curious.

-- Darrell

Darrell Earnshaw wrote:
> Don,
> 
> That seems to be the case with 602 as well. The band contains the word 
> "SAT" and the Satellite field can be set to a number of different 
> frequency combinations, or "Other" if the one you want isn't there.
> 
> -- Darrell
> 
> NR3Y.
> 
> 
> Don Roland wrote:
> 
>> I'll have to look closer Jim but in Version 5 you had to fill in
>> two fields for a Satellite QSO.  In the band field you selected
>> "SAT" and in the satellite field you chose what the combinations
>> were for the uplink and the downlink frequency.  i.e. for a Mode K
>> satellite QSO (whick I have hundreds of) you set band to "SAT"
>> and satellite to "15M/10M".
>>
>> Don -VE1AOE-
>>
>>
>>
>>> Don, it's a conversion problem from Version 5 to Version 6.  I don't 
>>> know
>>
>>
>> the
>>
>>> issues surrounding adding SAT QSOs in real time.  I believe there is 
>>> only
>>
>>
>> one
>>
>>> SAT band for logging these QSOs, you would have to put the sat mode 
>>> in the
>>> Notes for this QSO field.
>>>
>>> 73 - Jim AD1C
>>>
>>> --- Don Roland <[email protected]> wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>> What if you were using Moke K with 10 Meters as the
>>>> downlink band?
>>>
>>>
>>
>>
>>
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