[Dx4win] New application note: Adding a New Entity

F6EXV f6exv at wanadoo.fr
Fri Dec 28 18:50:04 EST 2007


Hi all
I was one of the ops in St Barth in 1978 (30 years ago...), as well as 
the QSL manager.
All QSO were confirmed via bureau then, even without a request received.
I can also mention we used another call during that operation : 
FG0DWT/FS, also from Saint Barth.
Whoever might have worked us then and has a computer log for that can 
check it for NA-146.
73
Paul F6EXV

Jim Reisert AD1C wrote:

>--- Alan Zack <k7acz at cox.net> wrote:
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>>One thing I find interesting about FJ becoming a separate country 
>>is how the RSGB IOTA people are going to handle it.  St. Barts 
>>(FJ) is IOTA NA-146, St. Martin (FS) is IOTA NA-105.  It appears 
>>DX4WIN automatically assigned NA-105 to FS which included St. 
>>Barts.
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>DX4WIN automatically assigns the most likely IOTA for given DXCC entity (in the
>FS case, NA-105 which is St. Martin).  I know I have worked St. Barts many
>times in the past, mostly with an FJ prefix, and manually entered NA-146 in my
>log.  Here are some of them:
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>  FG0EUU/FS in 1978
>  FJ/N0IMH in 1992
>  N2HIG/FJ in 1993
>  FJ/F6HWU in 1993
>  FJ/N9SW in 1995
>  FJ5AB in 1996
>  FJ/K1YJK in 1998
>  FJ/AA6YQ in 2000
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>For any entity with multiple possible IOTA, you may have to override the IOTA
>in your log.
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>>That means I need to pull out all my FS QSL's and check if the 
>>address info shown on the card is St. Barts or St. Martins.
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>You just have to search your log for QSOs with the FS entity, using a "partial
>call" search of FJ in the callsign field.  Those are probably the only cards
>you have to check.  However, if your cards are organized by DXCC entity (W7NN
>sells dividers for this purpose), then it's probably easier to just pull out
>all the FS cards and look through them.
>
>73 - Jim AD1C
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>Jim Reisert AD1C/Ø, <jjreisert at alum.mit.edu>, http://www.ad1c.us
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