[NLRS] NLRS Log Challenge

[Dave Aho]

I paper log exclusively.  I think I have an old copy
of CT, but I don't think I have ever installed it.  I
manually log, dupe check, transfer from scratchpad to
logsheet/permanent log.  More often than not there is
some form of summary sheet and paper log file for the
various contest that is available to those that do not
computer log.  The contests I have entered all accept
paper logs (VHF and HF)...for the ARRL, CQ, NCJ,
etc...  Cabrillo is not the only way they accept log
submissions, but it is the preferred way.  Find the
form and send in a log.

   Dave...N9TTX



--- "Dr. Gerald N. Johnson, electrical engineer"
<geraldj@isunet.net> wrote:
> I don't agree with their analysis. Its probably true
> that clubs cause
> logs to be sent as a club effort, but the biggest
> impediment I've seen
> is ARRL rules that seem to demand keeping a special
> log in their special
> computer format, not in the ARRL log book on paper
> like I've been doing
> for 47 years. I know that causes me to neglect
> sending in a log most of
> the time. Doing the log on paper (to quiet noisy
> computers as much as
> anything) and then doing it again after the contest
> has consumed most of
> a weekend is asking for more time than life gives
> for the contest.
> 
> I've heard it claimed that they will accept a xerox
> copy of the paper
> log, but I've not tried that lately. All I see in
> the rules is CABRILO
> or forget it. So I forget.
> 
> 73, Jerry, K0CQ
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