[NLRS] Re: Band designator

[Mark Oswood]

Also look out if you used N1MM logger.  For some reason it put "420" instead of "432" on my 70 cm contacts and the ARRL robot rejected them.  I only had a few so I could manually edit them to "432" and resubmit the log.  I haven't checked the N1MM site to see if they have fixed this bug yet.  They are usually pretty responsive.
 
 73,
 Mark W0LM
 

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Message: 2
Date: Thu, 26 Jan 2006 14:03:38 -0600
From: Clare Jarvis <jarvis at jarviscomputer.com>
Subject: Re: [NLRS] log file processor
To: nlrs at mailman.qth.net
Message-ID: <200601261403.38617.jarvis at jarviscomputer.com>
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Chris  

Try this script fragment.   I think it will run faster and is a bit easier to 
follow:


cat $TEMPLOG |
sed 's/QSO: A    /QSO:    50/' | \
sed 's/QSO: B    /QSO:   144/' | \
sed 's/QSO: C    /QSO:   222/' | \
sed 's/QSO: D    /QSO:   432/' | \
sed 's/QSO: 9    /QSO:   902/' | \
sed 's/QSO: E    /QSO:   1.2/' | \
sed 's/QSO: F    /QSO:   2.3/' | \
sed 's/QSO: G    /QSO:   3.4/' | \
sed 's/QSO: H    /QSO:   5.7/' | \
sed 's/QSO: I    /QSO:    10/' | \
sed 's/QSO: J    /QSO:    24/' | \
sed 's/QSO: K    /QSO:    47/' | \
sed 's/QSO: LIGHT/QSO:   300/' | \
sed 's/QSO: L    /QSO:    75/' | \
sed 's/QSO: M    /QSO:   119/' | \
sed 's/QSO: N    /QSO:   142/' | \
sed 's/QSO: O    /QSO:   241/' > $TEMPLOG2



73 Clare   de K0NY

btw   roverlog   uses the numeric band indicators 

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