[ILQSO] A more serious question
Hank Greeb
n8xx at arrl.org
Tue Oct 31 10:24:07 EST 2006
One of the best operating aids of the computer era is logging, and
automatic dupe checking via computer. As a bonus, it helps to send CW
(and even voice if you're so inclinde) via computer.
I've had a recurring problemme, for which I've only managed a "so-so"
solution, with my laptop (and even with a home computer when my laptop
was failing one year.)
That is, how does one read a computer screen in broad daylight? My
laptop screen almost completely washes out when I get in anything near
full sunlight. I usually manage to operate, practically by rote, but
when I need to see smaller objects - like band change or mode change or
"time on/off", I hide under a black coat so I can see the screen. Even
when I bring an external monitor it gets washed out if I'm in bright
light - even sun coming from the back of the monitor or laptop screen.
Does anyone have a better way? It wasn't too bad this year with ILQP
where I was, because the sun rarely came out, but I still had some
problemmes.
Comments are cordially solicited.
73 de n8xx Hg
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