[Dx4win] Additional Search Features
Joe - WL7M
[email protected]
Sat, 25 Jan 2003 16:16:41 -0900
Thanks for your clarification, Steve. Seems that what should be understood
is that when I, as a DXer, participate in a contest, I'd just like to send
in my log with as minimal fuss as possible. I've "won" contests for my
section/state with as few as 5 QSOs. That's pretty casual. Yup - they are
contest specific. Sure would be nice if there was the option to have at
least a few "major" contests supported. My 2 cents........YMMV.
73,
Joe
WL7M
>>Hello all,
>>
>>You fellows need to understand that 'casual contesting' is geared toward
>>the DX'er who is in a contest for new band and mode countries, with the
>>focus on DX'ing, not contesting. It has nothing to do with contesting
>>for the intent of contesting, at what ever level, but solely in support
>>of the DX'er.
>>
>>Also, Cabrillo is not a 'one size fits all' thing. It is a contest
>>specific format. Go to
>>http://www.kkn.net/~trey/cabrillo/qso-template.html and you will see what
>>I am saying. At a minimum, there are 8 different formats. Although the
>>date, time, mode, band info is stable, the rest of it is all over the
>>place, depending upon the contest. It may be a different story if it was
>>one specific file format, such as ADIF. But, even then, time permitting.
>>
>>If you need contest support from the contest perspective, get a program
>>that's main purpose is contesting. I understand there are even one or
>>two good ones which are freeware, which may be worth looking into.
>>
>>When I'm contesting, I use Writelog.
>>
>>73 de Steve, NR4M
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